It’s interesting because if they do throttle the bandwidth or cut it off this could become a different type of Net Neutrality issue that could spread to the states.

“Hey Mississippi, you ain’t got no money. There ain’t gonna be no YouTube fer you.” “Boo Hoo.”

since internet is ‘direct to client media’ it holds immense potential to monetize the viewership based on visitors geopolitical locations.

u cannot deny the fact that cable tv / stb & television on the whole, is where its today, due to the advertisers jumping on that, as their preferred medium!

the advertisers must do the same thing to online media to make it as successful as what the tv is & the juice will be well worth the squeeze!

so far, most advertisers & ad-agencies have overlooked this fact.

the day they wake up from this deep slumber & the day, recession + markets correct themselves, will be the beginning of better times for such online video on-demand organizations!

thats their only reprieve, whether they like it or not, thats how it is gonna be!