We believe that a company that is feeding video or games or voice-over-Internet Protocol services would want their customers to have a good experience and would be willing to pay for that priority service.

Net neutrality is not about being neutral, it is about companies that benefit from selling video on the Internet and their potential advertisers looking to have the cost of the bandwidth they use paid by the consumer.

Between all of our other television partners and AFL Net [internet video streaming], last year we had about 91 percent of our games broadcast. This year we have 98 percent.

It really shows they are becoming a grown-up company. The Internet companies are belatedly realizing that they can't ignore Washington.

They may claim to be a company, but it is some guy, typically overseas at an Internet cafe. They can never track these people because they're in holes in the walls.

We're the only company totally focused on global Internet communications.