Comcast, the US' largest cable company has been involved in a bitter fight with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over the principles of Net Neutrality, the essence of which would require broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet traffic.As many commentators have described ( here for instance), the FCC has been plainly overstepping its own charter in order to claim any kind of jurisdiction.Additionally, never mind the lack of FCC credibility, the whole idea of enforced equality of data is plain stupid and would lead to the rapid and total demise of all broadband companies; for it is the very ability to discriminate between various kinds of data that permits these organisations to actually make money.A long time ago, this author made a similar analysis of Telstra's revenue stream on the basis of the likely price of a downloaded new-release video and how the amount of data contained in that download compared with the prices charged for voice traffic.In essence, a $AU15B revenue stream dwindled to just $AU25M; a similar argument can be mounted for all instances of variable-priced data - one ends up being forced to apply the lowest price per MB for all traffic.One would hope this is the end of the issue, but don't be at all surprised if the FCC makes a strong representation to the US Government to 'fix' the problem.