Posts tagged fcc docket

Helluva Week for Net Neutrality
Megan Tady
January 15, 2010

It’s been one amazing week for Net Neutrality. More than 20,000 people filed pro-Net Neutrality comments with the FCC before the docket closed at midnight Thursday night. It was a remarkable outpouring of public support.

Resounding Support for Net Neutrality as FCC Deadline Nears
Megan Tady
January 14, 2010

Last night, I came home to find my cynical, apolitical housemate filing his comment with the FCC in support of Net Neutrality.

Social Justice and Civil Rights Groups Speak Out for Net Neutrality
Jordan Berg Powers
January 14, 2010

For marginalized groups, the Internet is a powerful vehicle for equal opportunity and empowerment. It creates social change by allowing people to speak for themselves without having to convince large media companies that their voices are worthy of being heard.

My Case for Net Neutrality
Debra Brown
January 14, 2010

The following is a letter to the FCC from a small business owner in support of a strong Net Neutrality rule:

Dear FCC Commissioners,