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Yes and no. To the degree that capitalism is about efficiency by means of competitive markets, net neutrality is no more "anti-capitalist" than, e.g. requiring
by sethrin 14y ago
Yes and no.
To the degree that capitalism is about efficiency by means of competitive markets, net neutrality is no more "anti-capitalist" than, e.g. requiring all drugs to be tested for efficacy.
To the degree that capitalism is about blind accumulation of capital, then net neutrality is anti-capitalist.
You could consider Government as the solution to the problem of natural monopolies.