Posts tagged Internet

Free Press Congratulates Electronic Frontier Foundation on 21 Years of Service
Dave Saldana
February 16, 2011

Free Press wishes to offer our congratulations and thanks to EFF for their work on behalf of the American public.

Will Congress Give Obama the ‘Mubarak Option’?
Megan Tady
February 3, 2011

When millions took to the streets of Egypt last week to protest the Mubarak regime and call for democratic reform, the Egyptian government responded by cutting off Internet access and people’s ability to communicate with one another and the outside world.

More on MetroPCS: Discrimination Just Isn't Reasonable
Chris Riley
January 12, 2011

On Monday, Free Press, along with the Center for Media Justice, Media Access Project, New America Foundation Open Technology Institute and Presente.org, filed a letter with the Federal Communications Commission urging the agency to investigate claims that new servic

Al Franken to Talk Net Neutrality: Join Him or Watch Online
Megan Tady
August 18, 2010

Sen. Al Franken just joined the bill for tomorrow’s public hearing on the future of the Internet in Minneapolis. Will you be there to express your support for Net Neutrality and free speech online?

And not only Sen. Franken -- Federal Communications Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Michael Copps will be at the hearing to listen to you, too.

Google, Can You Hear Us Now?
Megan Tady
August 13, 2010

Internet users from across the Bay Area converged outside Google headquarters on Friday to denounce the search engine giant for striking a pact with Verizon that puts the open Internet in jeopardy.

Video: Boston Youth Want Net Neutrality
Megan Tady
March 8, 2010

Young folks are starting to crank out videos in support of Net Neutrality.

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