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Let's say Verizon was intentionally throttling all traffic to AWS at certain times of the day (which seems like an awfully blunt weapon, but whatever). Where i
by brown9-2 13y ago
Let's say Verizon was intentionally throttling all traffic to AWS at certain times of the day (which seems like an awfully blunt weapon, but whatever).
Where is the part of this where they are promoting their video services over Netflix's "inferior" experience?
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- saskiah 13y agoThey don't have to explicitly promote this. Honestly, getting people fed up with Netflix (not realizing that Verizon is at fault) and then deciding to go with an actually TV package (with a discount for bundling it with internet, no less) might be the goal here. That, or the goal is simply to hurt Netflix, which approaches the same end from the side of the provider, not the consumer.