Net Neutrality Allows All Voices To Be Heard
James Rucker, director of SavetheInternet.com partner ColorofChange.org, says his organization "wouldn't have had a chance without a free and open Internet." Net Neutrality is vital to bloggers, activists and organizers working for a more just and equitable society.
Big phone and cable companies are trying to eliminate Net Neutrality, the principle that protects our ability go where we want and do what we choose online.
More than 1.5 million SavetheInternet.com supporters are fighting to keep the Internet free and open for everyone.
Learn more about an issue that unites the Christian Coalition, Teamsters, PETA, video gamers, the ACLU, Gun Owners of America and many more.
Free Speech in the 21st Century
May 9:
Freedom of the press extends only to those who own one — or so the saying goes. It once rang true in a world ruled by newspaper chains, radio and television broadcasters, and cable networks.
But the Internet has... more »
AT&T’s New Tune on Net Neutrality
May 2:
While Comcast’s blocking is the most talked about violation of Net Neutrality, new information calls into question AT&T’s offering of unfettered access to the Internet.
Before their reincarnation as... more »
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