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No, they want to charge YouTube and Netflix for not throttling them. That makes a big difference. How can the ISPs make that kind of deal without throttling eve
by widdershins 12y ago
No, they want to charge YouTube and Netflix for not throttling them. That makes a big difference. How can the ISPs make that kind of deal without throttling everyone else? Otherwise there's no incentive for YouTube etc. to pay.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> No, they want to charge YouTube and Netflix for not throttling them. That makes a big difference. How can the ISPs make that kind of deal without throttling everyone else? By selectively throttling YouTube and Netflix.