CD Freaks.com reports that one of the larger broadband ISPs in Israel (012), appears to have found the solution for RIAA’s problem by – without informing their subscribers – limiting the bandwidth of P2P file sharing programs such as KaZaA and eDonkey.
This is apparently done by using the port number of the outgoing packets. According to some inside correspondence of the technical department, the company restricted the peer to peer bandwidth to 15% max ! When asked the company responded with the following, read on here
