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Comcast Sued Over BitTorrent Blocking - UPDATED | Threat Level ...Though Comcast has yet to see the suit, Comcast spokesman Charlie Douglas .... If they are going to block bittorrent or any other p2p services in the name ...www.wired.com/threatlevel/2007/11/comcast-sued-ov/ - Cached - SimilarComcast Settles $16M P2P Lawsuit, Starts Streaming Video Service ...Dec 23, 2009 ... theWHIR.com News: Comcast Settles $16M P2P Lawsuit, Starts Streaming ... The lawsuit claimed that Comcast promised and advertised specific ...www.thewhir.com/.../122309_Comcast_Settles_16M_P2P_Lawsuit_Starts_Streaming_Video_Service - CachedComcast Will Pay to End P2P Suit - InternetNews.comDec 23, 2009 ... But the issue only touches the larger debate surrounding network neutrality.www.internetnews.com/.../Comcast+Will+Pay+to+End+P2P+Suit.htm - CachedComcast settles P2P traffic throttling class action suit « Boy ...Dec 23, 2009 ... 19 Responses to “Comcast settles P2P traffic throttling class action suit”. 1. Nokia N900 says: December 23, 2009 at 12:19 PM ...www.boygeniusreport.com/.../comcast-settles-p2p-traffic-throttling-class-action-suit/ - CachedComcast Settles P2P Class-Action LawsuitDec 25, 2009 ... Agrees to pay up to $16 million dollars to customers affected by its BitTorrent-throttling network traffic management program, ...www.zeropaid.com/news/.../comcast-settles-p2p-class-action-lawsuit/ - Cached ______________ http://www.p2pcongestionsettlement.com/United States District CourtFor The Eastern District of PennsylvaniaCase no. 2:08-MD-1992-LDD Welcome to the Hart v. Comcast P2P Settlement Website Para Espanol, haz clic aquiHomeFrequently Asked QuestionsCourt DocumentsSettlement NoticeSettlement Notice (Printer Friendly Version)Submit a Claim OnlineClaim Form (Printer Friendly Version to Submit by Mail)Contact InformationThere is a proposed Settlement of a lawsuit pending in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The Court has granted preliminary approval of the Settlement and has certified the Settlement Class. Similar lawsuits were filed and have been coordinated and transferred to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. These lawsuits claim that Comcast promised and advertised specific speeds and unlimited Internet access but impaired use of some P2P file-sharing traffic on its High-Speed Internet network. Comcast denies these claims, but has revised its management of P2P and is settling to avoid the burden and cost of further litigation. A description of the Settlement Class and the terms of the Settlement are available in the Settlement Notice posted on this site. A Claim Form can be submitted online or downloaded and printed and submitted via mail. You can also view Court Documents, including the Final Settlement Agreement, copies of pertinent Court orders and other court filings, and other information concerning the Settlement and the Lawsuit. Additional information can be obtained by calling toll-free 1-877-567-2754. Comcast agrees to credit or refund some current or former High-Speed Internet service customers. Comcast agrees to pay up to $16 million dollars, less Settlement costs, to eligible Class Members. If you submit a valid Claim Form, you will receive a share of this amount, not to exceed $16.00. The Settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing by any party. If you meet the eligibility requirements needed to be a Settlement Class Member, to obtain a payment you must complete and submit a Claim Form. You also have other options under the settlement as summarized below. PLEASE READ THE NOTICE CAREFULLY TO DETERMINE IF YOU ARE A SETTLEMENT CLASS MEMBER AND YOUR RIGHTS AND OPTIONS UNDER THE SETTLEMENT. Summary of Your Rights and Choices: Event:Legal Options Under the Settlement Due Date File a ClaimSubmit a Claim FormThis is the only way for you to receive a credit or refund payment from the Settlement. Postmarked by August 14, 2010Exclude YourselfGet out of the ClassYou may ask to get out of the Class and keep your rightto sue on your own about the claims in the lawsuit. Postmarked by May 13, 2010Object to the SettlementObject to or Comment on the SettlementIf you do not exclude yourself, you may appear and speak at the Fairness Hearing on your own or throughyour own lawyer to object or comment on the Settlement.(Class Counsel has been appointed to represent you.) Postmarked by May 13, 2010Do NothingYou remain in the Settlement. You get no money or compensation and give up yourright to sue about the claims in the lawsuit. N/A

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