IMHO, the CEO is being disingenuous.<p>I apologize in advance for this rant:<p>T-Mobile knows exactly what it&#x27;s doing. If they had announced an open platform with open specs for implementing low-bandwidth video, and then said &quot;if you have this, we&#x27;ll use it&quot;, the end result would be that everyone could benefit from an innovation of theirs.<p>Instead, they partnered up with the largest media providers to save themselves and those media providers money on bandwidth. He&#x27;s smart enough to know that favoring companies that &quot;have the technology to do this&quot; really means favoring large corporations, which is bad for the little guys.<p>If this wasn&#x27;t true, there wouldn&#x27;t be &quot;50 new companies applying&quot; to take part in some application process to be approved... to be on their special little Internet. By even having an application to be involved, they&#x27;re creating the framework for control and favoritism right from the start.<p>His creepy &quot;we&#x27;re just trying to help everyone and make the world a better place&quot; stuff is not fooling anyone. T-Mobile is in it for themselves and themselves only. Keep your corruption away from our Internet and name your service something other than &quot;Internet&quot;.