Think more "hey, Ballmer, wouldn't it be nice if Bing enjoyed lower network latency [than Google]? We can make it happen, for a small fee". And the telecoms mak

Think more "hey, Ballmer, wouldn't it be nice if Bing enjoyed lower network latency [than Google]? We can make it happen, for a small fee". And the telecoms making out like bandits in the ensuing fight. This can be stopped if Google, Facebook et al. don't "defect", or if a sufficiently strong conglomerate of services blacklists any carrier who tries, but if even Google isn't willing to seriously fight for (mobile) net neutrality, why would anyone else?