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If a large majority of customers that use a particular ISP but are having streaming problems across different devices and if Netflix has no load on their networ
by fastest963 12y ago
If a large majority of customers that use a particular ISP but are having streaming problems across different devices and if Netflix has no load on their network, then you can assume its a problem with the middle-man.
- notdonspaulding 12y agoThe point Verizon is making here is that Netflix has not done due diligence to verify that the specific customer they are showing the "Verizon Sucks!" message to is having connection issues that are provably Verizon's fault. It seems to me that they're stopping one foot shy of calling Netflix out for libel. It's not libel if it's true, so it might be better for Netflix to only show the message when they can prove that the specific connection is being slowed because of the interconnect (or lack thereof).
- hga 12y agoI think it would be better put as "claim", vs. point. At the bottom of this item you can see in a lot of detail how Netflix is making this judgement: http://blog.streamingmedia.com/2014/06/netflixs-network-congestion-message-rolling-networks-just-verizon.html http://blog.streamingmedia.com/2014/06/netflixs-network-cong... Sounds sufficient to me.