What is more irrational about this Net Neutrality proceeding in the U.S.A. is that that there is absolutely no chance of a similar debate taking place here in Canada under the CRTC's administration. With proper mandatory unbundling of local loops, sold to competitors above costs and a reasonable mark-up, there is simply no ability for any incumbent carrier to argue that "Google's unduly riding free". If anything else, the current proceeding at the CRTC opposing a coalition of Quebec-based ISPs and Bell Canada on the issue of capping the mark-up for ILEC/MSO unbundled facilities to the minimum level which incumbents satisfy themselves with for their own retail operations demonstrates the size of the canyon separating the state-of-the-art of regulatory proceedings in the U.S.A vs Canada. -=Francois=-