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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
It is somewhat amusing that website owners think they are entitled to charge ISPs to access their site, their property on the Internet, while jumping up and down to keep the net 'neutral' and prevent ISPs from running their networks, their property, in any way which may prejudice them.
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my understanding is that the sites are charging talk talk for access, as talk talk are making direct access requests to the websites for commercial gain (to populate a database of webpages for a new anti malware service with no gain for the websites)
the same way some newspapers are now charging to access content
you make it sound like the web sites are charging the ISP's for their customers access the websites from the ISP network, which is not correct