Google (GOOG) denies a report in the Wall Street Journal saying it seeks preferential treatment for Internet traffic to and from its websites.The newspaper reported that Google had talked to phone and cable companies about creating a "fast lane" for its content but didn't name its sources. If the report is accurate the proposal would upend network neutrality a long-standing agreement that companies handling Internet traffic treat all content equally.Google called the Journal's story "confused."Richard Whitt an attorney for Google in Washington said in a blog post that The Journal apparently misunderstood the function of the company's "edge servers" ...

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