FCC Questions Possible Comcast VOIP Favoritism »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 9 months, 3 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyComcast, Comcast, Comcast. You can't seem to satisfy the FCC, no matter what you do. While Comcast has just switched to a new protocol-agnostic network management scheme, the FCC has some new questions for the company: namely, why its new policy affects the VOIP services of other companies, but not Comcast's own Digital Voice service.
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