Apple, iCloud and the wrecking of the InternetShould we be worried that Apple is building its own content delivery network?
<p>FORTUNE -- Frost & Sullivan analyst Dan Rayburn created a stir Tuesday when he reported that Apple was negotiating paid interconnection deals for preferential treatment from certain large Internet service providers that Rayburn was not at liberty to name.</p>
<p>This news, coming after a heated political debate about "net neutrality" in which Apple did not participate, prompted a classically snarky Business Insider headline: This Is Why Apple
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Apple, iCloud and the wrecking of the Internet
