Re:Why 'zero rating' is the new battleground in net neutrali...
by patcon on Tuesday April 07, 2015 @01:42PM
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I have to disagree. It limits new entrants, as new entrants can't get into the large agreements easy enough to have a fighting chance.
You mention sports, but that's a total anomaly, because upstart sports franchises are not common and they tend to be big entrenched players anyhow, due to the massive physical infrastructure required to run a league.
Sporting events is just not a good example of why zero-rating should be any sort of norm. And I can't think of a good one.
You mention sports, but that's a total anomaly, because upstart sports franchises are not common and they tend to be big entrenched players anyhow, due to the massive physical infrastructure required to run a league.
Sporting events is just not a good example of why zero-rating should be any sort of norm. And I can't think of a good one.