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Netflix passes cable

2017-06-19 20:24:41.060503+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Well, I guess it's probably about time to concede to TC on the bandwidth bet. The network topology doesn't look anything like it did back in 2000, we could make an argument based on that, but culturally the water cooler discussion is way less important than I thought it'd be: Netflix Is Now Bigger Than Cable TV. Maybe, this doesn't capture all of the cable companies, just the big ones.

Via ZeroHedge (which is too linkbaitish and rip-off to link to directly or without a rel="nofollow".

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