Until you are adequately informed, you should not comment on law or regulation. It seems you haven't heard about various ISP's (particularly Charter) shutting down Torrents when they detect the data flow. They also have throttled various other applications at times when their network is not busy, so it is not "network management". So there have been abuses. Wake up.

With a few large, unregulated companies sourcing and directly distributing much of the Internet's traffic, the potential for self interested mischief grows. The FCC needs to set rules that create a neutral, flat playing field for all agents on the Internet - regardless of size or their role.

Fast food made us fat. A revolution made us American.

Think very dispassionately about the 10 year revenue generation from A. an independent company, B. a product inside MegaCorp. Get outside help on this question. It is very hard for a small company to generate a long term growing stream of revenue. It is also common for large companies to completely mess up sales incentives and marketing for a small product in the total scheme of their big business. Forget about profit in this analysis - that will come if the revenue grows a lot. Then trade that picture off with your team's preferences about small/independent/"risky big bang or nothing" versus large/bureaucratic/"take some money now". People's personalities can fit one or the other of these risk scenarios, but the financial stakes can push the team one way or the other - despite personalities.