New haven america wrote:Ethel mermania wrote:1.Nice cut and paste but that is wrong too.
2.The content is already downloaded to those foreign servers. A french customer of netflix steams from europe. When new content is uploaded. The file uploads across the network between the servers are not time sensitive so someone else's prioritization isn't going to effect that.
1. Unlike some people... I'm actually more than capable at doing my own research. Your attempts at snark aren't gonna work on me.
2. But the company's losing it's main consumer base, which hurts that company economically, and hurts it's ability to actually service foreign countries. Come on, keep up, it's not that difficult.
2. is only relevant for companies where the fixed costs of business exceed the profit margin on overseas providers - these are, by definition, going to be the companies that service overseas markets the /least/.
Remember, other countries still have consumer protections, so they'll be able to produce homegrown competition to any such American companies that fail :> This is an America-First problem.