"Citing unnamed sources, Variety said that Google has made an all-cash offer and the deal could be announced soon. If confirmed, the deal will underscore the value of live internet streaming and the rise of competitive gaming as a spectator sport."
It's interesting how these services are turing the "Pay to Play" model on it's head. With oligopolies all but removing price competition from the equation, I'd love to see a Netflix/Hulu/YouTube report that becomes the benchmark for how consumers choose their ISP.
"T-Mobile, which on Tuesday unveiled cheaper unlimited-data plans. Under the temporary deal, two people can get an unlimited-data plan for $100, a $40 cut from its previous rate. The cost of adding a new customer to the unlimited plan is unchanged at $40."
Continuing the slide to post paid & commodity with slim profit margins