This document discusses how the internet has become a leading indicator for generic regulation due to its intense relationship between users and platforms. It argues that platforms have become powerful gatekeepers similar to utilities and broadcasters that were tightly regulated in the past. The document calls for a comprehensive "prosumer law" solution that draws on principles of privacy, free expression, competition, and technology regulation to ensure a fair deal for users ("prosumers") of major internet platforms. It examines case studies and proposes an interdisciplinary approach to policymaking in this area.