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and 37: who 513/udp maintains data bases sh.

and 35: spsc 478/udp spsc # Mike Rieker ia.

and 33: # Thomas Obermair sgcp 440/tcp sgc.

and 31: # Peter de Laval iso-tsap-c2 399/t.

and 29: shrinkwrap 358/tcp Shrinkwrap shrin.

and 27: personal-link 281/tcp Personal Link.

and 25: qmtp 209/tcp The Quick Mail Transfe.

and 23: namp 167/tcp NAMP namp 167/udp NAMP.

and 19: su-mit-tg 89/udp SU/MIT Telnet Gate.

and 17: # Steve Dorner la-maint 51/tcp IMP.

and 15: # Jon Postel # 8/tcp Unassigned #.

and 11: Another quote of the day service is.

and 9: # Jon Postel rap 38/tcp Route Acce.

and 7: the Duopoly would support the proto.

and 5: Finally nmap tells what it did: Nma.

and 3: matters denominated in the popular.

When ranting on the topic of the Net in years past, I have often claimed that one can explain the Net without knowing anything of But certainly the FTC should clearly understand what the Net is. I admit that many people who today visit web sites and do email do not clearly understand what the Net is. The Net is difficult to understand unless you work with it productively to develop applications and therefore already know what it is and in that case, it is still difficult to convey what the Net is, because some history and background information, is needed to grasp how different the Net is from cable TV. We now state explicitly the main implicit error which underlies the FTC's present failure to engage with the issue of Network Neutrality: Main Implicit Error: The Internet is not some bundle of services delivered by the Telephone Company and/or the Cable Company.

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Use of the word "broadband" to mean both the Net and cable TV helps perpetuate the fundamental confusion. Questions around building another, perhaps several other, cable TV networks, are not part of the issue of Network Neutrality, because the Net is not TV of any kind. Now cable TV is not the Internet, but most speakers at the FTC's workshop spoke of the Net in ways that treated it as if it were just a form of interactive TV, with some extra special services bundled with interactive TV, "web viewing", email, and doubtfully, voice over IP. But no matter whether I use slow lines or fast lines, I use the Net for private, for tribal, for business, and for public communications.

Some days I use a dialup connection, which is much slower than the connection over lines owned by the Cable Company, or by the City of New York. Most week days I use several different connections to the Net. Internet packets may be carried over slow communications links or over fast links. At the workshop, most of the discussions failed to address the real issue of Network Neutrality because no correct definition of the Net was presented.

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The full name of the FTC workshop on 13 and 14 February 2007 included the phrase "broadband competition". This comment is not an official statement of New Yorkers for Fair Use. I am a working member of New Yorkers for Fair Use, and I attended the 13-14 February 2007 FTC Workshop on Network Neutrality.

Ong>Commentsong> on the definition of the Internet and the importance of distinguishing the Net from cable TV, and from lower level signal transport systems, after the FTC Workshop of 13 and 14 February 2007 on Network Neutrality I am Jay Sulzberger.