More on this recent Chicago Tribune article (see non-registration version here) that proclaims the Internet is "bursting at the seams," and that "no one disagrees that the Web's capacity is being pushed to its limits." David Isenberg disagrees, as do a number of networking experts the reporter interviewed for the seemingly conflicted article. Capacity fear mongering ("we won't invest unless X happens") is an increasingly common tool being used to fight off network neutrality advocates or otherwise shape policy in DC. See a similar article from Network World that quotes many who insist there's ample capacity to handle the video boom.