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It would seem that Tiscali have taken it on themselves to block certain radio stations on the net or as it would seem, countries other than the uk !
No there is a thing going on recently with PPL who want us to only listen to uk radio, however i dont see why Tiscali or any isp should take the decision on what we want to listen to.
Internet freedom is fast becoming non-existent, with caps, blocks on ports, network throttle and now block on what you listen to.
The fun of the internet is starting to be removed !
Found this on google from a station:
Radio Netherlands reports that Italian-owned ISP Tiscali has blocked ADSL access to webcasts from some of Holland's most popular commercial broadcasters: Radio 538, Radio Veronica, Sky Radio and Classic FM. Apparently their digital audio streams had become too popular, consuming more bandwidth than Tiscali thought was appropriate. What's next - limits on the number of queries that Tiscali customers can send to search engines
No there is a thing going on recently with PPL who want us to only listen to uk radio, however i dont see why Tiscali or any isp should take the decision on what we want to listen to.
Internet freedom is fast becoming non-existent, with caps, blocks on ports, network throttle and now block on what you listen to.
The fun of the internet is starting to be removed !
Found this on google from a station:
Radio Netherlands reports that Italian-owned ISP Tiscali has blocked ADSL access to webcasts from some of Holland's most popular commercial broadcasters: Radio 538, Radio Veronica, Sky Radio and Classic FM. Apparently their digital audio streams had become too popular, consuming more bandwidth than Tiscali thought was appropriate. What's next - limits on the number of queries that Tiscali customers can send to search engines























