The BBC (and other broadcasters) used to have to pay for transmitters for the radio broadcasts. Now they do a lot of it over the internet
I pay my ISP for their service; I get access to the internet. Hopefully my ISP makes sufficient money to continue to deliver that service
Now the BBC (and others) want the ISPs to provide resources to police the delivery of their content. The cost of those resources will either come from the ISPs profits or be passed on to me, neither of which makes my service from the ISP better value for me.
Why don't the ISPs charge the content providers for their traffic; not just their own ISP but ALL ISPs that carry it?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
