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Access networks, largely based on DSL or cable links, continue to be the bandwidth bottleneck between device-rich households and high-speed core networks, causing frustration for both end-users and content service providers (CSPs). In this paper, we advocate that the scarce bandwidth resource on the access link be managed jointly, under software control, by the Internet service provider (ISP), consumer,...
The notion of “fast-lanes” for prioritising certain Internet content on residential broadband access links is being vigorously debated today. While Internet Service Providers (ISPs) see fast-lane revenue as an imperative for their economic sustainability, end-users and several Content Providers (CPs) feel threatened by the violation of network neutrality. In this paper we argue that fast-lanes can...
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