With Comcast and NBC's immense lobbying firepower, there's virtually no chance their merger will be denied by regulators -- and while there will be some conditions, recent history suggests the conditions may only give a quick nod to substantive consumer protections. According to the Wall Street Journal however, these conditions will be "significant," focused largely on preventing Comcast from withholding, or threatening to withhold, NBC Universal's programming from competitors. The Journal also claims that the FCC is considering imposing some kind of network neutrality requirements on Comcast's network:Given the contentiousness of network neutrality and the FCC's seeming unwillingness to seriously tackle this issue, any neutrality language will likely be very vague and focused on simple transparency -- if it even survives the final cut at the FCC. According to the Journal, final DOJ approval could come within weeks, though Comcast is apparently kicking back at any proposed conditions that would cover Internet video.