A new report by the Millennium Research Council is resuming fears that the increase in video and image programs online will cause the web to collapse due to overload. Despite the fact that many experts say that these rumors are false, the report insists that increased online traffic growth is going to lead to connectivity problems. The purpose of the report is to suggest that this puts pressure on private sector investors and network managers and to encourage allowing these people to handle the problems in the least restrictive way possible. A major suggestion of the report is a call for differentiated services – prioritizing different types of service to reduce bandwidth usage. Of course, what this all comes down to is the issue of net neutrality and those who support it are eyeing this latest report with wariness at best.