Google abuses it's market leadership by making the rules up as it goes along, not telling anyone what those rules are, closing accounts without the account holder being told exactly why etc, etc.
If Google isn't committing fraud, then they aren't abusing anything. If you agree to do business with them, on their terms, then you are susceptible to their discretion. If you don't like it, don't deal with them. Period.
One important role of government is to regulate powerful corporations/industries that screw Joe Public Citizen/Small Business because Joe Public Citizen doesn't have the power to make them play fair.
Government is a gang of thieves, writ large. They do not regulate big corporations, they use regulation to raise the cost of entry (something the internet shattered) so as to keep people from competing with the big corporations and special interests who fund their campaigns.
Google is not screwing anyone who agrees to their terms of service. Again, you have no RIGHT to do business with Google, and you have no RIGHT to a profit, or user account, or advertising contracts.
If the ISP's start treating some people's data going through the toobs as more important than other people's data, then the Govt HAS to step in and lay down some rules to prevent abuse of the users.
No, ISPs should treat premium data better than other data. That is how a market economy works. The people willing to pay the most, get priority, because resources are scarce, and they cannot be allocated along egalitarian lines. Those who are willing to pay the most, should have first crack, instead of wasting bandwidth that producers need, giving it to shitheads who want to stream worthless emo video diaries on their facebook page.
This is a forum of people who make money because the government isn't controlling our business or regulating bandwidth. You can take that care bears daddy government shit to WarriorForum or such. It's misplaced sentiment here.
