> What is the actual reason they shouldn't? Imagine there's no Netflix yet. People are using the web, and ISPs are selling tiny-bandwidth plans. Along comes a

> What is the actual reason they shouldn't? Imagine there's no Netflix yet. People are using the web, and ISPs are selling tiny-bandwidth plans. Along comes a streaming movie service and people love it. All of a sudden, ISP customers are saying "I want more bandwidth and I'll pay more for it." Can the ISP say, with a straight face, that Netflix is costing them money?