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the following link is to a forum i go to and it has the links about the tier charges that timwarner cable company is going to change for downloads per month .
Such a drastic change in pricing as opposed to their competitors in other regions would likely be a violation of anti-monopoly regulations that all utilities with a local monopoly are required to abide by.
I predict this failing hard, both legally and in the public market.
MasterP said:
Such a drastic change in pricing as opposed to their competitors in other regions would likely be a violation of anti-monopoly regulations that all utilities with a local monopoly are required to abide by.I predict this failing hard, both legally and in the public market.
The bad thing is services like Neflix. If I stream multiple movies from Netflix every month that’s multiple GBs of information. If TWC starts charging for that bandwidth companies like Netflix, who’s business will be hurt, are going to be mega *edited*ed. Will that be enough? I guess we’ll find out.
I so hope so, this is some cocamaimy bull*edited*, just more people trying to make more money off bull*edited* reasons…
TWC has a legitimate reason for doing this but their packages are not designed for the middle class of bandwidth users.
they have been talking about this for years. Doubt it will ever happen. Think about wireless and the lack of security. Then think about adams house with a Pringles can with the receptor sticking out the window
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