Congress is at it — again. A House subcommittee plans to attack Net Neutrality in a Tuesday hearing that will be riddled with industry misinformation.

The big Internet service providers argue that the First Amendment gives them the right to block, throttle and degrade the communications of everyone using their services.

Net Neutrality opponents keep confusing the open Internet "pathway" with the conversation traveling over it.

Think-tank analyst Hal Singer is a favorite hired gun of Washington’s phone and cable lobby because he delivers exactly what the industry pays him for. But a close look at his anti-Net Neutrality claims shows a clear failure to analyze data properly.