Category archives: Net Neutrality

The Save the Internet Act could help win the net neutrality battle, even if it doesn’t pass.

The Supreme Court lets a 2016 ruling stand, but net neutrality supporters shouldn’t get their hopes up too much. This is largely procedural and ISPs greeted the news with a shrug.

California, home to Silicon Valley, has enacted the nation’s toughest net neutrality protections and will have to defend them in court.

Equal access to information is fundamental to both our economic and political freedom.

Americans, traditionally fearful of an over-powerful government, are underestimating the dangers of over-powerful corporations.

Americans, traditionally fearful of an over-powerful government, are underestimating the dangers of over-powerful corporations.

Americans, traditionally fearful of an over-powerful government, are underestimating the dangers of over-powerful corporations.

A whole lot of innovation is waiting to be tapped once ISPs are allowed to differentiate between users and uses under net neutrality.

Opponents of the FCC’s order are planning to fight back in court. Democrats are also trying to reverse the repeal in Congress.

And how exactly should you prepare for (likely) future slower internet speeds? Have you considered suing the FCC?