This document discusses the ongoing dispute between Netflix and SK Broadband over paid peering arrangements. It provides background on peering agreements and notes that in 2018, SK Broadband began demanding payments from Netflix to direct its high-bandwidth traffic to its network. Since then, the two sides have been in negotiations and a legal battle over whether ISPs can require payments for prioritizing content delivery. The document examines arguments on both sides of the net neutrality issue around whether ISPs should charge for bandwidth or if that violates the traditional zero-price rule of the internet.