Someone not sensitized by the net-neutrality debate would probably call a slow, spotty or censored internet connection still internet. But as frontiers are already pretty straight, qualitative differences in internet access already constitute a difference to what the net-neutrality side would be willing to accept as part of what can be called &quot;internet&quot;.<p>This makes it funny that you name his wording &quot;Orwellian&quot; while subliminally reproducing this carefully crafted and politically loaded understanding of what qualifies as internet.<p>It in fact already is seeking political influence on a grammatical level.