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Thank fuck the corporate silo era is (slowly) coming to an end.

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    Thank fuck the corporate silo era is (slowly) coming to an end. And they tried so hard to turn it into TV 2.0.

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      Thank fuck the corporate silo era is (slowly) coming to an end. And they tried so hard to turn it into TV 2.0.

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      Depends on how you measure things. If you pie-chart the internet by bandwidth used, most of it is currently used for TV 2.0 (streaming video, mostly by subscription.)

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        Depends on how you measure things. If you pie-chart the internet by bandwidth used, most of it is currently used for TV 2.0 (streaming video, mostly by subscription.)

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        I really don't consider streaming services to be the "real" internet. It's video on demand, and not a communication, socialization and creation space like the rest of the net.

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          I really don't consider streaming services to be the "real" internet. It's video on demand, and not a communication, socialization and creation space like the rest of the net.

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          True, but everyone paying for "broadband internet" is paying that premium for the fat pipes to carry video on demand.

          The communication, socialization and creation space might use less than 10% of the bandwidth, less than 0.1% if you take video out of it.

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