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Senate Majority Leader Will Back Wheeler on Title II
Timothy Karr
July 30, 2014
On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid sent a letter to the Free Press Action Fund to reiterate his support for Net Neutrality — and embolden FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to do the right thing to protect it.
Net Neutrality Activists Take Over California
Amy Kroin
July 24, 2014
Open Internet activists owned California on Wednesday. The mission: to push Obama to live up to his promise of taking a “back seat to no one” in his commitment to Net Neutrality.
Net Neutrality Supporters Made History Last Week. Does Wheeler Care?
Amy Kroin
July 23, 2014
Net Neutrality supporters have filed a record-breaking number of comments on the plan to allow discrimination online. But will FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler listen?
Big Telco Loves Fake Net Neutrality
Timothy Karr
July 17, 2014
What do you get when you mix a cable lobbyist with a federal regulator? You get FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. What you don’t get is Net Neutrality.
Rep. Peters Flips for Net Neutrality
Amy Kroin
July 17, 2014
Politicians love to slam their rivals as flip-floppers — but changing your position can be a good thing. Consider Michigan Rep. Gary Peters.
Sorry, Ms. Jackson: Net Neutrality Is the Biggest Thing Ever at the FCC
Craig Aaron
July 16, 2014
The Federal Communications Commission has never seen anything like the debate over Net Neutrality, which has inspired everything from a week-long encampment at its doorstep to John Oliver comparing the chairman to a dingo.
The History-Making Fight to Save the Internet
Amy Kroin
July 15, 2014
The word “historic” gets tossed around a lot, but let’s face it: Not everything is worthy of the term. But this has been a truly historic week in the fight to save the Internet. And it’s barely begun.
Net Neutrality Advocates Hand-Deliver Comments to the FCC
Eliza Molk
July 15, 2014
So many people inundated the FCC’s electronic filing system with comments about Chairman Tom Wheeler’s pay-to-play Internet proposal that the site crashed this morning.
Net Neutrality Killer
Candace Clement
July 15, 2014
While the fight to protect Net Neutrality has been raging at the FCC, the phone and cable companies have turned their attention to a new target: Congress.
Time Is Running Out: Tell the FCC Why Net Neutrality Is Important to You
Amy Kroin
July 10, 2014
You have until July 18 to tell the FCC what you think of its loathsome proposal to allow rampant discrimination online. Need inspiration? Check out these comments from some amazing Free Press activists.

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