Netflix has come to a deal with Comcast, the nation’s largest Internet service provider, that will alleviate the buffering and stopping customers of the subscription video streaming service have ...

Netflix has long been hiring third-party vendors such as Cogent Communications Group Inc., Akamai Technologies Inc. and Level 3 Communications Inc. to deliver its video to the doors of Comcast and ...

In essence, Comcast didn't like the fact that Netflix was using a lot of its bandwidth, so it slowed access, making the service less palatable to users. To avoid that, Netflix has to pay ...

Netflix will now connect directly to Comcast’s broadband network in dozens of locations around the nation instead of streaming its movies and TV content through third-party Internet content ...

Netflix Inc. binge watchers rejoice. The streaming video company has agreed to pay Comcast Corp. to ensure that movies and television shows stream uninterrupted on Comcast's network, according ...

Comcast’s defense: The service is delivered over its private IP network, not the public Internet. Should that exempt Comcast? Absolutely not, according to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.