move to list broadband internet access, whether in the home or within a business, as a utility.

Broadband internet access has enveloped every aspect of daily American life; most Americans have such access, and those who do not are either within areas that haven't been developed for it or cannot afford it. The next logical step in the existence of such access is, considering its widespread demand and daily use, is to label and regulate it as a utility. Such regulation would allow its price to be kept to manageable levels (so that impoverished citizens can afford it) and allow for development of its implementation in areas that currently do not have such availability. The country uses the internet, and people deserve to utilize it as a right, not a privilege.