Shares of Netflix (NFLX -9.09%) were hit hard by a federal appeals court ruling that the FCC can no longer enforce net neutrality. Without net neutrality, Internet providers like Charter (CHTR 2.04%), Comcast (CMCSA 1.57%), and Verizon (VZ 0.90%) will be able to start charging what they want for Internet speeds. This could spell disaster for companies that rely on fast Internet for streaming videos, like Netflix and Google (GOOGL -1.23%).
In this segment of the Motley Fool's consumer goods show, Consumer Countdown, CG analysts Michael Finarelli and Sean O'Reilly join host Mark Reeth to discuss the future for Netflix and Google, as well as what this week's ruling means for Internet providers, and which companies make for the best investments.
