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#119729 11-Jun-2013 14:20
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Notice Vodafone are set to meter iSky. Do Slingshot intend to carry on having it unmetered?

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  #834334 11-Jun-2013 17:12
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You'd need to ask Slingshot.





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  #834433 11-Jun-2013 19:49
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I'd be very surprised if they did. Zero rating one content provider on Akamai from another is pretty much impossible and you can't just zero rate all of Akamai.



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  #834439 11-Jun-2013 19:57
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sbiddle: I'd be very surprised if they did. Zero rating one content provider on Akamai from another is pretty much impossible and you can't just zero rate all of Akamai.




Depends on how its done. Some good layer7 inspection can do it, but its a lot of money to spend to give something away for free.





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  #834466 11-Jun-2013 20:58
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Could be... This is found on isky.co.nz:

To improve the quality of iSKY's video streaming, we're upgrading to a new content delivery network (CDN) later in June. This will result in faster and improved reliability in delivery of content for iSKY users right across New Zealand.

When this upgrade occurs, our Broadband Partners will no longer offer unmetered iSKY data plans. This means that iSKY usage will be counted as and be subject to your data plan. As heavy users of home broadband and iSKY ourselves, we are confident the change will be worthwhile. In fact, this may not impact your data plan as much as you expect.

We have provided more information in our frequently asked questions below.

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