Articles like these make me want to say, "No, of course not, next question." Economics works well in cases like this: people will pay more for working service,

Articles like these make me want to say, "No, of course not, next question." Economics works well in cases like this: people will pay more for working service, which makes it viable for companies to charge more for the service if they need to do so to keep it working. Or Netflix itself will pay by collocating caches near users and not using backbone bandwidth as much. Either way, it's certainly nothing to stress out about.