I think the problem is that you're referring back to classical models and frameworks of law and business. The internet has become something too big and too grea

I think the problem is that you're referring back to classical models and frameworks of law and business. The internet has become something too big and too great, it's a weird system in that it is the commons yet parts of it are privately owned. New rules should apply. The owners of the tubes (so to speak) should have some privileges that are normally afforded to owners of any business or technology, but they shouldn't be totally free to endanger the state the Internet is in today -- where small startups have some hope of taking on the big players. Basically, it's a new world, we have to make some new rules.