Cisco has a policy blog, in which they back no regulation before market failure:

In other words, there is no reason to rush to impose burdensome Net Neutrality regulations in the broadband market. If there is one thing that we have learned from 70+ years of communications regulation, it is that regulation has significant costs and unintended consequences. The FTC clearly recognizes that government should react to actual problems, not hypothetical ones.

It’s funny how the Internet grew up with net neutrality, but now it’s “burdensome.” Maybe innovation and competition are burdensome to incumbents.

-jsq