A Man. A Plan. A Problem. The Internet.

Judging from the back-slapping and high fives over at the FCC, you’d think that America’s Internet was sailing smoothly into the future. Think again.

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Youth Media Program participants at Cambridge Community Television tell Congress and the FCC why Net Neutrality matters for the future of the Internet.

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Tim Reid, actor, writer, director and co-founder of Millennium Studios, on why Net Neutrality is essential to his business. Reid spoke at the briefing, "Net Neutrality: Why It's Critical for Communities of Color," hosted by ColorofChange.org and Free Press on Monday, Feb. 22, 2010.

Obama's YouTube Moment: 'I'm a Big Believer in Net Neutrality'

The power of the open Internet was on full display Monday as President Obama responded to questions from the public in a followup to last week's State of the Union address. And appropriately, one of the questions was about the president's support for the open Internet itself.

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During the State of the Union YouTube follow-up interview on Feb. 1, President Obama again expressed his strong commitment to Net Neutrality.

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Federal Communications Commissioner Mignon Clyburn delivered an inspiring speech at Howard University on Jan. 22, 2010, on the importance of Net Neutrality and broadband access. Clyburn said that we are on the cusp of a transformative moment.

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Free Press Research Director Derek Turner takes on one of the industry's main myths about Net Neutrality: that it will stifle broadband buildout. Not true, as we've proven again and again.

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Thousands of people told the FCC they want a strong Net Neutrality rule. Let's keep the pressure on. Join 2 Million Strong for Net Neutrality.

Resounding Support for Net Neutrality as FCC Deadline Nears

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

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File a comment in support of Net Neutrality by Jan. 14. Stop the corporate takeover of the Internet. Tell the FCC you want an Internet that allows you to go anywhere you want, whenever you want to. And then tell everyone you know to do the same.