I'll continue this thread if you don't run it into a ditch...
On Sep 1, 2015, at 6:11 PM, Manfredi, Albert E <albert.e.manfredi@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Craig Birkmaier wrote:
So Sling says their latest service interruption problem was related
to poor app design - "previous updates did not work as expected..."
Which is exactly what I explained to Craig. The problem is localized to Sling
TV, not an Internet-wide "sky is falling" problem.
I keep telling Bert that we are in the experimental phase of
moving TV content to the Internet.
You mean, "experimental" in the sense that over 40% of TV is already being
consumed this way? Or you mean "experimental," in the sense that every
network out there, including the road network, is steadily being updated,
year after year, decade after decade?
You can even reinvent the meaning of the word "experimental," Craig.
What will happen with tens of millions?
We already have 10s of millions on the Internet, Craig. You need to inform
yourself first.
Bert
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