CNS’s chief executive, Barry Bahrami, argued that Time Warner Cable was demanding an unacceptable toll to transport the video traffic to viewers’ computers and mobile devices, even as other Internet providers were carrying that content for free. But legal experts cast doubts on Bahrami’s complaint because the net neutrality rules don’t explicitly prohibit companies from negotiating private carriage agreements for so-called “interconnection.” They merely give the FCC the ability to probe deals that it finds
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