Despite the noise made by Netflix about how ISPs are using their massive size to extract an additional toll, the company seems content to pay companies for direct interconnection. Despite the noise made by both sides about these deals, the insiders speaking to Mashable note that "an announcement isn't planned" and that details of the agreement will remain confidential.
NetFlix knew the very day several years ago when they decided to develop their own content delivery network that they would need and want either direct placement or direct connections to major ISPs. To make the counter argument to NetFlix / Level3's assertion; NetFlix seems to have thought they could leverage their sizable customer base and popularity to "convince" ISPs to either provide a free or extremely low cost interconnection.
With all of the public stunts and stupidity, I think it's unlikely the agreements will remain "confidential" indefinitely. Though, how many will still be paying attention when the details are released is debatable.