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1. #NETFLIX THROTTLED TWITTER TMBI JOHN LEGERE TV#
2. #NETFLIX THROTTLED TWITTER TMBI JOHN LEGERE FREE#

Azubu, which bills itself as a "global broadcast network eSports," raised $94 million and attracted 49 million viewers last year, and recently hosted one of China's largest Dota 2 tournaments. In a press release Tuesday, T-Mobile announced that Azubu, Dailymotion Games, PBS, and PBS Kids would join the 90 other streaming providers already a part of Binge On.Īzubu and Dailymotion Games are not exactly household names, but T-Mobile points out that the two are powerhouses in the burgeoning world of game streaming. Those favored few video providers include NBC, Disney, ESPN, and HBO among others, but the service's walled garden will soon be expanding.

#NETFLIX THROTTLED TWITTER TMBI JOHN LEGERE TV#

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Really, it just goes to show there’s never a dull moment on Twitter. So to clarify, the CEO later noted that he did, in fact, have some background on the Foundation, writing, “This is not a personal campaign against EFF - It’s simply a topic in a broader conversation about customer choice, which I’m fighting for.” But he didn’t stop defending Binge On either, stating, “innovation can be controversial!” Seemed pretty personal, almost like was going to reach out of the screen and ( One user tweeted, “Are you high John?! The EFF has been a huge part of ensuring digital rights for Are you high John?! The EFF has been a huge part of ensuring digital rights for decades. Twitter, of course, had plenty to say in response to Legere, and users were eager to tell the leader exactly who EFF was. And Part B, if you were wondering, was the more impolite portion. That’s part A of my answer,” said the CEO in his Twitter rant. “ What Binge On does, it includes a proprietary technology and what the technology does is not only detect the video stream but select the appropriate bit rate to optimize to the video, the mobile device. And on Monday, the EFF conducted an investigation of its own, concluding, “…our results show that T-Mobile is throttling video streams, plain and simple.”īut according to Legere, everyone’s got it all wrong. A number of journalists picked up on some questionable aspects of the program, first introduced in November, most notably that T-Mobile’s “optimization” of video is applied agnostically, which basically means that everything is being slowed down. Like its creator, Binge On has seen its fair share of controversy. “Who the f**k are you EFF, why are you stirring up so much trouble, and who pays you?” Legere asks in his video. In a recent report, the EFF accused Legere’s company of slowing down connections to video sites, which clearly infuriated the executive. On Thursday, the T-Mobile CEO posted a video of himself lambasting the non-profit after it raised questions about the cell phone provider’s “Binge On” program. John Legere isn’t one to mince words, and yesterday, he set Twitter a-twitter with a rant against the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) that included some choice vocabulary.