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It's becoming a habit that every week either telco responds to Netflix, or Netflix responds to telco. I'm slightly sick of these silly public letters. Why the
by mantrax5 12y ago
It's becoming a habit that every week either telco responds to Netflix, or Netflix responds to telco.
I'm slightly sick of these silly public letters. Why the hell either Netflix or said telcos feel like they need to bother the public with their internal problems, instead of solving them privately like adults?
This is not about net neutrality. It's about who foots the bill for upgrading the network to handle the capacity that Netflix users need.
Meter the damn traffic and let Netflix (and other heavy) users pay the telco and be done with it. God damn.
- ossreality 12y agoMAn you like to run you mouth. A a Netflix/Comcast customer, I'm already paying for that bandwidth. Netflix shouldn't pay more because Comcast is too lazy to invest in their infrastructure.