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I think the bigger issue was that he wasn't a customer (they provided the service pro bono), not that Akamai wouldn't keep a customer that got hit with such an
by johncolanduoni 10y ago
I think the bigger issue was that he wasn't a customer (they provided the service pro bono), not that Akamai wouldn't keep a customer that got hit with such an attack.
- michaelt 10y agoTraditionally, journalists and celebrities getting freebies get /better/ service than regular paying customers. I don't see why being pro bono would matter in an established company?