FCC Stands Up for the Open Internet
Thanks to the actions of Net freedom activists like you, the FCC just punished Comcast for violating Net Neutrality. This precedent-setting victory makes one thing clear: Blocking the Internet won't be tolerated.
Big phone and cable companies are trying to eliminate Net Neutrality, the principle that protects our ability go where we want and do what we choose online.
More than 1.5 million SavetheInternet.com supporters are fighting to keep the Internet free and open for everyone.
Learn more about an issue that unites the Christian Coalition, Teamsters, PETA, video gamers, the ACLU, Gun Owners of America and many more.
A Milestone in the Fight for Internet Rights
August 20:
It’s official. The Federal Communications Commission published its order today lowering the hammer on Comcast for derailing Internet users’ Web access and then pretending that the cable giant was doing... more »
Internet Luminaries Praise FCC Action
August 20:
The open Internet’s leading lights spoke out in support of today’s FCC order against Comcast:
Professor Larry Lessig, Stanford Law
In all of my experience reviewing government decisions affecting the... more »
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