Video startup quits T-Mobile's Binge On over net neutrality concern
http://arstechnica.com/business/2016/01/video-startup-quits-t-mobiles-binge-on-over-net-neutrality-concern/
T-Mobile USA today continued to face criticism of its online
video zero-rating and throttling program with one small video
company saying it would quit Binge On. Slidefuse, maker of
4Stream.TV, was spurred to action in part by T-Mobile CEO John
Legere insulting the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). "In
light of recent events and of comments made by your CEO, John
Legere, we have decided to halt our participation in Binge On
and disable our traffic shaping rules for the time being,"
Slidefuse told T-Mobile.
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