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This article seems to think content providers have been on an unlimited data plan and the elimination of net neutrality means they must pay per byte. That is n
by Hnrobert42 9y ago
This article seems to think content providers have been on an unlimited data plan and the elimination of net neutrality means they must pay per byte.
That is not the case. Netflix and YouTube already pay in proportion for the bandwidth they consume.
Aside from being factually incorrect, the article's incoherent, rambling style is awful.
- olivermarks 9y agoI also read this 2009 article about youtube's bandwidth costs earlier http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2009/04/do_you_think_bandwidth_grows_on_trees.html http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2009/04/...