Google is a great company in many ways, but "net neutrality" is a political catchphrase. If Google changes your ranking, you lose traffic and visitors just as

Google is a great company in many ways, but "net neutrality" is a political catchphrase. If Google changes your ranking, you lose traffic and visitors just as surely as if Comcast throttles your bandwidth and people bail on your site for slowness. But no one is talking about "search neutrality" and regulating Google's rankings. And Google owns its own dedicated fiber connections, which obviously prioritize its own traffic. Freeing up the telecommunications market is the solution here. With new protocols and new carriers, you could implement things like SPDY in hardware if carriers were free to discriminate between packet A and packet B.