They have all the experience to know how to run this business. The monetization will be regulated with bandwidth throttling. It's typically just human nature t

They have all the experience to know how to run this business. The monetization will be regulated with bandwidth throttling. It's typically just human nature to want everything NOW, so they'll pay for instant high-speed downloads. The free tier bandwidth will affect user acquisition and retention. If it's too slow, they'll hate it and never convert into a paying customer. After that, the affiliate stuff will take care of marketing costs and keeps the network virally expanding. Most bandwidth-heavy sites could use the same monetization model... I think.