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Yes, however, sometimes a corporations best interest is to co-operate. This is a classic application of the Nash Equilibrium. If Google refuses to compromise
by neurotech1 16y ago
Yes, however, sometimes a corporations best interest is to co-operate. This is a classic application of the Nash Equilibrium.
If Google refuses to compromise or negotiate, and acts against the telcos, they are in effect acting against their own interest. If they co-operate with the telcos, everyone wins.
My interpretation of the "deal" with Verizon, is that Verizon can't discriminate against one companies traffic over another, of a similar type.