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Is T-Mobile's unlimited video streaming actually good for consumers?

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""One of the key principles of the Internet is that it offers innovation without permission," said Barbara van Schewick, a law professor at Stanford University. This means developers can create applications and those applications just work, but T-Mobile's program interferes with that principle because new entrants must meet the company's technical requirements, she said.

"The program has the effect of making certain video apps more attractive than others," she said."

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