As a content company who owns ISPs, I would LOVE NATs. Why? Keeps P2P like BitTorrent, soulseek, gnutella, and newer protocols crippled. And content creators d

As a content company who owns ISPs, I would LOVE NATs. Why? Keeps P2P like BitTorrent, soulseek, gnutella, and newer protocols crippled. And content creators don't want people consuming content other than through themselves. And a NAT can also differentiate between "consumer household" and "business" - do you get a real IP or not? It's also why companies like Comcast zero-rate their own content. EDIT: for you -1'ers ; you DO realize that most mega-ISP-content companies want the push-style of the television back, right? And these companies will institute NAT, data caps, and "3 strikes" to boot people off.