7 ms·
Neither Comcast nor Netflix are trying to operate a non-profit, it's a payment dispute between two large companies who disagree over who should pay. You could j
by santosha 13y ago
Neither Comcast nor Netflix are trying to operate a non-profit, it's a payment dispute between two large companies who disagree over who should pay. You could just as well argue that Netflix was letting Cogent / Comcast fight it out instead of directly peering with ISPs which benefits customers.
- the_ancient 13y agoThe Biggest problem here is, I as a Comcast customer have already paid Comcast to bring me the packets from Netflix... That is what my outrageous bill every month is for.. They will now be DOUBLE BILLING for the same packet, a cost that WILL BE passed along to the netflix customer.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- _delirium 13y agoBut what about the Comcast customers who don't use Netflix? They win from this deal! At least, if you make the assumption that costs are passed on to the consumer, as you seem to be making.
- the_ancient 13y agoCosts will be passed along on the netflix side Savings(if any) will not be passed along on the comcast side Personally I do not believe there will be any real saving for comcast in the first place, so there is nothing to pass along, it is 100% profit for them