FCC Fine Print Could Undermine an Open Internet
Buried in the fine print of the FCC’s proposed Net Neutrality rules is a potential loophole that if left open would undermine the future of Internet freedom.
November 2, 2009
by Tim Karr
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New Yorkers Want Net Neutrality
New York City could help lead the way for an open Internet by passing a resolution urging the federal government to protect Net Neutrality.
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Net Neutrality will Preserve Free Speech
When South Carolina resident Brett Bursey read an editorial in the Greenville News urging the FCC to dismiss Net Neutrality rules, he penned a letter-to-the-editor in support of an open Internet.
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We Can't Take Net Neutrality for Granted
For many of us, the diversity and abundance of information on the Internet has become part of our daily lives. We assume that we will always be able to view the websites of our choosing and even upload our own photos and videos onto the Internet.
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Washington’s Astroturf Economy
Astroturf. You may have heard the word or even seen the fake grassroots in action.
Astroturf groups are front operations that take corporate money to promote an industry's policy agenda, covering their tracks behind phony grassroots Web façades.
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