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Comcast supports ban on paid prioritization—with an exception

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Xordac Prime

(credit: Comcast)

Comcast would support a ban on paid prioritization as long as there is an exception for “specialized services” that benefit consumers, a company executive said this week.

Comcast Senior Executive VP David Cohen, who is generally the public face in Comcast’s dealings with government policymakers, spoke about paid prioritization at the Free State Foundation’s Telecom Policy Conference on Tuesday. (Video available on C-SPAN’s website; the segment begins at 2:20.)

“How about if we agree to a prohibition on paid prioritization and we have a limited exception created in some way for this concept of specialized services,” Cohen said.

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Source: Ars Technica – Comcast supports ban on paid prioritization—with an exception

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