Verizon may not purposely throttle content but they are certainly uncooperative because they want to be paid from the big bandwidth consumers. This is why Goog

Verizon may not purposely throttle content but they are certainly uncooperative because they want to be paid from the big bandwidth consumers. This is why Google is trying to make it more transparent to users who is to fault when you can barely watch YouTube in 360P on FIOS during some periods when speed tests to other locations yield 50Mbit. http://www.google.com/get/videoqualityreport/#how_video_gets_to_you http://www.google.com/get/videoqualityreport/#how_video_gets...