* Can an ISP have charge for access to Spotify but not YouTube Music (and presumably get a kickback from YT)
* Can an Mobile phone forbid you tethering on you unlimited use plan?
* Can an ISP ban you using bittorrent?
Even in the case of your Spotify but not YT music example, what if there was a 5/month offer for 15mb internet with spotify streaming. Because spotify and your provider made a deal that subsidized the plan? At the end of the day, partnerships are not bad for the consumer. YT music could make a competing for deal for less money with more Google offerings. Also, this wouldn't eliminate an unlimited option across the board. When has competition made something more expensive? Its regulations like NN which pour amber over a system and make it impossible to be cheaper or better.