ViaECFS

July15,2015

Ms.MarleneDortch
FederalCommunicationsCommission
445TwelfthStreet,SW
Washington,DC20554

Re:ApplicationofCharterCommunications,Inc.,TimeWarnerCableInc.,and
Advance/NewhousePartnershipForConsenttotheTransferofControlofLicensesand
Authorizations,MBDocketNo.15149.

NetflixhasreviewedChartersnewpeeringpolicyanditscommitmenttoextendthispolicyto
theTimeWarnerCableandBrightHousefootprints.

Netflixslongstandingsupportforanopeninterconnectionpolicyisdesignedtoensurethat
consumersgettheonlinecontenttheywantatthebroadbandspeedstheypayfor.Chartersnew
peeringpolicyisawelcomeandsignificantdeparturefromtheeffortsofsomeISPstocollect
accesstollsontheInternet.Charterspolicywillpromoteefficientinterconnectionwithonline
contentprovidersandwiththetransitandcontentdeliveryservicesthatsmalleronlinecontent
providersrelyontoreachtheirconsumers.Chartersendorsementofthepolicyasan
enforceablemergerconditionwillensurethatconsumerswillreceivethefastconnectionspeeds
theyexpect.

NetflixbelievesthatthisnewpolicyandthecommitmenttoapplyitacrosstheNewCharter
footprintisasubstantialpublicinterestbenefitandwillsupportscalingtheInternettomeet
consumersgrowingdemandforonlineservicesandhelpfostercontinuedinnovationacrossthe
Internetecosystem.Accordingly,NetflixsupportstheproposedCharterTimeWarnerCable
transactionifitincorporatesthemergerconditionproposedbyCharter.

Sincerely,

ChristopherD.Libertelli
VicePresident|GlobalPublicPolicy
NetflixInc.

cc:
ChairmanTomWheeler
CommissionerMignonClyburn
CommissionerJessicaRosenworcel
CommissionerAjitPai
CommissionerMichaelORielly
JonathanSallet,GeneralCounsel,
BillLake,MediaBureauChief
MindelDeLaTorre,InternationalBureauChief
MatthewDelNero,WirelineCompetitionBureauChief
RogerSherman,WirelessTelecommunicationsBureauChief
OwenM.Kendler,OfficeofGeneralCounsel