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Posted by J.Mac on April 15, 2014 at 13:01:29:
You think that an ISP charging those who produce content makes sense? Maybe you think UPS should charge its biggest customers for the privilege of using their delivery network? If they don't pay, then maybe a package will take a couple of extra days to be delivered.

Comcast doesn't charge every content provider, and Netflix hardly makes up the "lion's share" of their network traffic. It's Comcast that you should be upset with, not Netflix. Everyone has known for years that Comcast purposely chokes Netflix traffic, in an attempt to extort money out of them for delivering their traffic. Now, it's worked, and you can expect to pay a higher Netflix fee.