Sentences with phrase «isp fees»

[1] Gears of War 4 Season Pass requires Gear of War 4 game, Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) and broadband internet; ISP fees apply.

Broadband internet (ISP fees apply), Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) and / or additional requirements apply for some Xbox Live features.

Initial set - up, updates, and some games and features require broadband internet; ISP fees apply.

Xbox One, broadband internet (ISP fees apply) and Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) required.

* Some features, including playing and sharing global community games, require broadband internet and account on Xbox Live; ISP fees apply.

Download from Xbox Live; ISP fees apply.

2: Broadband internet required; ISP fees apply.Some apps, including EuroSport and NBA, may require app provider - specific subscriptions and / or additional requirements.

Broadband internet (ISP fees apply), Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) and / or additional requirements apply for some Xbox Live features.

Significant firmware update may be required; ISP fees apply.

Online multiplayer requires Xbox live Gold subscription (sold separately - ISP fees may apply)

Initial set - up, updates, and some games and features require broadband internet (ISP fees apply).

Download from Xbox Live: ISP fees apply; significant storage required.

ISP fees apply.

Download required (ISP fees apply).

Not exact matches

And that agreement was enough protection that Netflix signed a letter giving its blessing to the merger, saying Charter's no - fee peering policy was «a significant departure from the efforts of some ISPs to collect access tolls on the Internet.»

We mention all of this because you can choose the greatest web hosting service in the world, but if your ISP is putting some kind of limitations on your site, or trying to charge you unaffordable fees to reach a wider audience, your hosting service isn't going to matter.

But given the breadth of freedom that would be granted to ISPs under the new FCC plan, the scale of the Internet giants may not be enough to save them from facing extra fees or being disadvantaged when trying to reach viewers who are customers of the big ISPs.

The service will be offered for a fee through a partnership with Gogo, the U.S. - based in - flight ISP.

In a sense, the current scheme means ISPs are double dipping: they're getting user fees from both service providers and service users.

In a letter to the CRTC in 2011, Netflix argued that the ISPs» claim they need to charge overage fees in order to reduce network congestion «relies on highly questionable assumptions.»

A ruling from the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), Canada's equivalent of the FCC, on October 28th removed the ability of independent ISPs to offer unlimited internet service for a set monthly fee in favour of a the UBB push is designed to offset revenue lost because of people who are cancelling their cable to stream TV online.

One group of participants was told that their Internet speeds had in fact underperformed, and they were asked to sign a letter to the ISP asking for a 10 percent discount on monthly fees.

It's essentially the pirate model of distribution, but legalized and with a flat - rate fee (levied on the user's ISP account) distributed between producers.

Even worse, some believe that ISP's will charge you extra fees if you are taking an online course to improve your career, like an online veterinary technician program or being enrolled in a University such as the one offered by Subway.

Bullock, a second - term Democrat, told The New York Times that he plans to sign an executive order today that would bar any ISP with a state government contract from blocking or charging added fees for access to an existing website.

By tossing out the rules, ISPs are now free to charge content companies higher fees to deliver Internet traffic faster or otherwise more efficiently.

Many ISPs will point your other domain names to your site but will charge you a fee ranging from $ 2 to $ 10 a year.