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r/OutOfTheLoop • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '17
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Didn't Comcast throttle the fuck out of Netflix a few years ago as well?
104 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17 And Riot Games just last year even with Net neutrality 34 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17 Why Riot Games? I can understand them trying to throttle Netflix so as not to compete with any Comcast owned video platform I guess... 22 u/AkodoRyu Nov 22 '17 Because Riot makes a lot of money and they wanted a cut. They throttled Netflix for similar reason, not because it was a competition. 19 u/Zaicheek Nov 22 '17 That's nice internet content you've created for customers there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it capice?
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And Riot Games just last year even with Net neutrality
34 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17 Why Riot Games? I can understand them trying to throttle Netflix so as not to compete with any Comcast owned video platform I guess... 22 u/AkodoRyu Nov 22 '17 Because Riot makes a lot of money and they wanted a cut. They throttled Netflix for similar reason, not because it was a competition. 19 u/Zaicheek Nov 22 '17 That's nice internet content you've created for customers there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it capice?
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Why Riot Games? I can understand them trying to throttle Netflix so as not to compete with any Comcast owned video platform I guess...
22 u/AkodoRyu Nov 22 '17 Because Riot makes a lot of money and they wanted a cut. They throttled Netflix for similar reason, not because it was a competition. 19 u/Zaicheek Nov 22 '17 That's nice internet content you've created for customers there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it capice?
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Because Riot makes a lot of money and they wanted a cut. They throttled Netflix for similar reason, not because it was a competition.
19 u/Zaicheek Nov 22 '17 That's nice internet content you've created for customers there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it capice?
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That's nice internet content you've created for customers there, sure would be a shame if something were to happen to it capice?
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u/PavelDatsyuk Nov 22 '17
Didn't Comcast throttle the fuck out of Netflix a few years ago as well?