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After thirteen months, the deal is finally approved.
During peak times, Netflix represents 20 percent of online traffic in the United States.
Did Comcast speak too soon?
They may put some limits on Comcast, but they won't stop the deal.
There are 150,000 free videos available to subscribers, and the message to Hulu and Netflix is clear.
It also appears that Jeff Zucker's job is safe (for now).
NBC CEO to kick it with the Senate Judiciary Committee's anti-trust panel.
That's what the media moguls have been saying, but is that still the answer?
It only cost them $5.8 billion.
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