Gotta disagree on that one. An ISP is more similar to a phone line. Comcast, Cox, etc. They exist (more or less) to agnostically move electric signals from one place to another. There's MUCH more going on with a social media platform. The infrastructure is several orders of magnitude more complicated. The service is, by its nature, much different, being more interactive and involving the owner of the service much more than, say, a phone call. That's not to say social media giants shoudn't be regulated, I just don't know know what they should be regulated AS. I don't think utility is it. I'm not sure the proper category actually EXISTS yet.