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Netflix Blasts ISPs, Calls For “Strong” Net Neutrality And Explains Why It Pays Comcast
When Netflix agreed to pay Comcast as part of a peering agreement in the wake of the legal demise of net neutrality, the landscape of the Internet changed. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings today published an extensive blog post explaining his and his company's views on net neutrality and why it now pays an ISP that it feels should be better regulated. The reason? Because it has to. Read More