WITH TABLE ATTACHED must read really FCC NPRM ban on Paid Peering harms new innovators

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

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From: "Hoewing, C. L." <c.l.hoewing () verizon com>
Date: November 13, 2009 8:08:51 AM EST
To: <dave () farber net>
Subject: RE: [IP] must read really FCC NPRM ban on Paid Peering harms new innovators

Dave:

I think many of those on your listserve need to read the Arbor Report, not just the slides but the actual report.  The 
traditional Internet structure and its peering system are being bypassed in a major way by CDN networks.   If you look 
at the list of the largest backbones in 2007 and now, you will be astonished.  Here is the list below. The first table 
is the list of providers by percentage of traffic in 2007.  The second is the same listing in 2009 and the third is the 
highest percentage growth in traffic by player.
 
LINK
 
 
Rank        Provider             Percentage
Rank        Provider             Percentage
Rank    Provider                 Percentage
                                           Change                                                                       
                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                   
1
Level (3)
5.77
1
Level (3)
9.41
1
Google
4.04
2
Global Crossing
4.55
2
Global Crossing
5.7
2
Level (3)
3.74
3
ATT
3.35
3
Google
5.2
3
Cogent
2.86
4
Sprint
3.2
4
Cogent
5.0
4
Comcast
1.94
5
NTT
2.6
5
TeliaSonera
3.22
5
Telefonica
1.60
6
Cogent
2.77
6
Comcast
3.12
6
Global Crossing
1.36
7
Verizon
2.24
7
Sprint
3.08
7
TeliaSonera
1.21
8
TeliaSonera
1.82
8
NTT
2.32
8
Tata
0.66
9
Savvis
1.35
9
ATT
2.05
9
Microsoft
0.62
10
AboveNet
1.23
10
Verizon
1.89
10
Akamai
0.06
 
Link Hoewing
Vice President
Internet and Technology Policy
Verizon
1300 I Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
202-515-2420




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