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Twitch to terminate South Korean operations in 2024 due to high network fees
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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2023
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Does this network charge only apply to foreign companies or domestic also? Seems like a good way to cuck your country's internet.
From what I understand domestic companies get a much better deal. As a result foreign companies get forced out like this.
and lemme guess.. amazon doesn't want to 'partner' with any local entities, like a joint venture with sufficient local ownership to get better rates--they want to own and control everything.
Why wouldn't they?
Well shared ownership goes againt neo feudalism