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August 2009
#1. What We Can Do To Stop Usage Based Billing

#2. Thing One: Speak Up

#3. Dissolve the CRTC?

#4. This is How Throttling Works

#5. Usage Based Billing: A Glossary

#6. Usage Based Billing: The Misinformation War

#7. Usage Based Billing

#8. Confusing Canadian Ownership: Who Owns Who

#9. Usage Based Pricing: Why the Buffet Analogy Doesn't Work

#10. How will they bill the "Usage" in Usage Based Billing

September 2009
#11. Psst... Pass It On: Stop Usage Based Billing

#12. Usage Based Billing: CRTC Complaints Department

#13. Throttling PROVES that the Internet is NOT congested

#14. Why Usage Based Billing Won't Bring Bell Canada The Profits They Expect

#15. Dear Mr Harper

#16. Canadian Copyright Consultation Deadline Midnight

#17. Canadian Copyright Consultation Extension

#18. Why Stop Usage Based Billing

#19. Stop Usage Based Billing links

#20. A few more good links

#21 FCC Promises Americans Net Neutrality

October 2009
#24 Anti-Spam Bill morphs into Secret Spyware Bill

#25 Bill C-27: Canadian Democracy in Action?

#26 Really Bad Connectivity Today

#27 CRTC puts the nails in Canadian Net Neutrality

#29 Ubuntu Release Party Day

#30 Globalive WindMobile Turndown by CRTC

#31 Jesse Brown Interviews CRTC Chairman Konrad von Finckenstein

November 2009
#32 Almost time to Dissolve the CRTC

#33 dissolvethecrtc.ca: 10028 signatures

#34 IGF2009: The Internet Governance Forum Blues

#35 Vote Like A Pirate

#37 UK Downsized to Two Strikes

December 2009
#38 A.C.T.A. is BAD

#39 errata: A.C.T.A. is BAD

#40 A.C.T.A. is still BAD

#41 fingers crossed: competitive broadband

#42 Wind Mobile: The Canadian Government Listened

#43 U.K. Digital Economy Bill and the House of Lords

#44 DRM is BAD

#45 From Me To You

January 2010
#46 Welcome to Another Book Title Year

#47 Speculation not Prophecy

#48 Nutshell Net Neutrality

#49 We Interrupt this Prorogue….

February 2010
#50 Much Ado About A.C.T.A.

March 2010
#51 Cat Joke: Making Light of A.C.T.A.

#52 What Century is the CRTC in?

#53 Vanilla Copyright Treaty

April 2010
#54 Trollbusters

#55 Sign The Wellington Declaration

#56 Parody: Downfall

May 2010
#57 DAY against DRM: Video

#58 If you’re following Canadian Copyright…

#59 CRTC Approved UBB

#60 It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over

#61 Why Do Bell and Rogers Have Customers?

#62 Sign the Petition

#63 Write Letters to Stop UBB

#64 No PDF Files Please

#65 #digicon

#66 2010 is the new 1984

#67 New Business Models Needed

June 2010
#68 Copyright Modernization Act: Bill C-32

#69 UBB vs. Small Business

July 2010
#70 Stacking the digEcon Deck

August 2010
#71 Canadian Market said NO to UBB

#72 crtc speed matching saga

September 2010
#73 ACTA Conspiracy Theory

#74 Internet Security Tip #1 spam

#75 Celebrate Software Freedom Day

#76 Talk Like A Pirate Day marred by DDoS Attacks

#77 Arresting your customers isn’t the best PR

October 2010
#78 Did ACTA pass?

#79 CRTC Renegs – UBB is Coming Soon

#80 Overturn the CRTC Ruling

November 2010
#81 Personal Commitments vs. UBB

#82 Why Did the CRTC approve Usage Based Billing?

#83 UBB Q&A: the Facts #1

#84 Answering UBB Questions #1

#85 Number Crunching UBB Bandwidth

#86 The FCC, the CRTC and NetFlix

December 2010
#87 Getting Up To Speed on UBB

#88 Say “No” to UBB – Dec 9 deadline

#89 DDoS?

#90 DRM Free Video Games Woo Hoo: Humble Bundle 2.0

#91 Scrooged out of Net Neutrality?

#92 UBERSOFT on Net Neutrality

#93 Happy New Year Canada from the CRTC

January 2011
#94 2010 in review

#95 The CRTC is writing Canada’s Digital Economy Strategy

#96 Dear Premier McGuinty

#97 Usage Based Billing Myth: Business Impact

#98 There are no bandwidth hogs

#99 Has Bell Upgraded Internet Infrastructure?

#100 UBB is a Non Partisan “Ripoff”

#101 An Open Letter against UBB

February 2011
#102 Grandfathered UBB

#103 UBB: Still Misunderstood

#104 Responsibly against Internet Throttling *and* UBB or, Why David Eaves Is Wrong about Usage Based Billing

#105 UBB Choice? Smoke and Mirrors

#106 UBB NOT Overturned

#107 UBB is Bad

#107 UBB is Bad

#108 Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) Highlights

#109 Why I am happy with my Independent ISP

#110 The Hidden Rationale for Usage Based Billing

#110 The Hidden Rationale for Usage Based Billing

#111 Happy 21st Birthday EFF

#112 Broadband Power for the People?

March 2011
#112 Broadband Power for the People?

#113 Film: The UBB Deception

May 2011
#114 Totally Off Topic: My Novel

June 2011
#115 The Internet is a Fundamental Human Right

August 2011
#116 Rethink “lawful access” Omnibus, Letter

November 2011
#117 Bye Bye UBB

December 2011
#118 There has yet to be actual proof that throttling was ever necessary – except as a means of gouging customers

January 2012
#119 SAY ‘NO’ TO SOPA … SAY ‘NO’ TO PIPA … SAY ‘NO’ TO INTERNET CENSORSHIP

The Alphabet Series
#22 A: Open Source

#23 B: Packets and the Internet

#28 C: Deep Packet Inspection

#36 D: BitTorrent
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UBERSOFT on Net Neutrality

Posted by Laurel L. Russwurm on December 25, 2010

Isn’t it always the way… here’s another excellent visual representation of Net Neutrality found on one of the longest running web comics (swhich I’ve only just been told about!) Ubersoft:
UBERSOFT: Net Neutrality

This one is particularly illustrative of the corporatocracy’s pretense of adopting Net Neutrality while not.

This entry was posted on December 25, 2010 at 2:39 pm and is filed under Changing the World. Tagged: corporatocracy, Net Neutrality, Ubersoft. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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