Absolutely. What's the market for Canadian start-ups? It is Canadians, but also Americans. This change disadvantages the little guy and Canadians because although Canadians are not quite outsiders, they're a little bit outside the mainstream.
I think Silicon Valley is in a bit of a crisis right now in the sense that the new companies are not attracting the same kind of investment they used to. People are concerned that if you're not Facebook, Google, Amazon, or Microsoft, you don't really have a chance and that those guys will copy you quickly.
That's the Silicon Valley start-ups. How are Canadian start-ups, which are another step removed, looking? If they start facing net neutrality concerns, this will actually be a really serious concern. Imagine you have a Canadian start-up in the Ottawa region or in Vancouver. To reach their customers, they have to start negotiating with American carriers, and they may have no idea who those people are: Verizon, Comcast, AT&T, and so on. It's a greater barrier of entry for Canadian entrepreneurs, even more than for Americans.