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100 Days Later: Net Neutrality and Resistance
Craig Aaron
May 2, 2017
As we enter the next 100 days, the need to resist is no less urgent.
FCC Chairman's Attacks on Free Press Don't Change the Facts
Craig Aaron
April 27, 2017
While unveiling his plan to dismantle Net Neutrality and defang the Federal Communications Commission, Chairman Ajit Pai spent a good chunk of Wednesday’s speech defaming Free Press.
Killing Net Neutrality Is a Critical Goal in Trump's Campaign Against Free Speech
Joseph Torres
April 27, 2017
President Trump’s playbook to curb free speech and silence dissenting voices goes far beyond his Twitter rants and his verbal attacks on the press.
Free Press Joins Senators in Opposing Trump's Net Neutrality Rollback
Craig Aaron
April 26, 2017
Donald Trump’s FCC is trying to erase one of the most important public interest victories ever at the agency — the 2015 vote that established strong Net Neutrality rules and restored the FCC’s authority to enforce them.
Net Neutrality Violations: A Brief History
Timothy Karr
April 25, 2017
For years a lineup of phone and cable industry spokespeople has called Net Neutrality “a solution in search of a problem.” The history of Net Neutrality violations proves otherwise.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Got Rickrolled by Net Neutrality Activists
April 21, 2017
Several activists disrupted a public Federal Communications Commission meeting using a classic internet meme, the “Rickroll,” in a show of support for the open internet.
Net Neutrality Is Next
Lucia M.
April 12, 2017
Speaking up for the open internet at a town hall or in-district meeting is the single most effective thing you can do right now to protect it.
Trump's FCC and FTC Chairs Rush in to Defend Big Telco's Assault on Internet Privacy
Timothy Karr
April 7, 2017
It’s hard to defend legislation that undermines internet users’ essential privacy rights. But that hasn’t stopped the broadband industry and its many friends in Washington from trying.
GOP Lawmakers' Many Privacy Hypocrisies
Dana Floberg
March 30, 2017
Internet users took a hard loss this week in the fight for broadband privacy and internet freedom — but if you listen to the Republican lawmakers who trashed our privacy rights, you’d think they’d done the opposite.
They Attacked Privacy. Net Neutrality Is Next
Candace Clement
March 29, 2017
Last night Congress voted to gut the Federal Communications Commission’s broadband-privacy rules, which were designed to prevent your internet service provider from selling your personal data (such as your web-browsing history) to advertisers and other companies without your consent.

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