- Ad board to Comcast: Stop claiming you have the “fastest Internet” -- Comcast relied on crowdsourced data from the Ookla Speedtest application. An "award" provided by Ookla to Comcast relied only on the top 10 percent of each ISP's download results http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/08/ad-board-to-comcast-stop-claiming-you-have-the-fastest-internet/ 1014 comments technology
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