ISPs "exaggerate the cost of data"

ISPs are over-egging the costs of meeting the ever-increasing demand for data, according to a new report. Both fixed and mobile providers have claimed that increased internet traffic has resulted in "ballooning" costs for networks. Some ISPs have argued that content providers should pay them to help meet the cost of supplying bandwidth-intensive services such as the BBC iPlayer.

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