Dear FCC: You Work for Me

Is the FCC losing its resolve to protect the open Internet? It recently convened a series of closed-door meetings with a few massive corporations to cut a deal over who would ultimately control the Internet.

The FCC can't bargain away its authority to protect Net Neutrality without first hearing from the public. That's where you come in. Please answer the questions below and get the FCC to work for you, and not AT&T.

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