content: Google for a million sources. Even better is when you realize that net neutrality is a complete joke. It makes a very clear exception in absolutely everything (except for explicitly and directly paid prioritization) for "reasonable network manage." It's up to the FCC to not only pursue Comcast, but to refuse their inevitable defense of "reasonable network management." Don't hold your breath on it. Perhaps this begs the question of what "reasonable network management" means. That was left ambiguous by the FCC and essentially stated to mean any decision that is performed primarily for purposes of network management. And how does the FCC decide what is what? Are there a strict set of rules and guidelines requiring compliance? No, of course not. That'd be reasonable. Instead they decided that they'll simply decide on a case by case basis whether something is or isn't "reasonable network management."