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Didn’t get the memo on Net Neutrality in the U.S.? Here you go.

13 Mar 2018

Your guide to what’s happening in the U.S. battle to save Net Neutrality, the principles that keep the internet open and free.

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Didn’t get the memo on Net Neutrality in the U.S.? Here you go.
13 Mar 2018
Didn’t get the memo on Net Neutrality in the U.S.? Here you go.
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The World Is Watching: 31 Rights Groups from 21 Countries Urge the FCC to Protect Net Neutrality

10 Feb 2015

This week 31 digital rights groups from some 21 countries on five continents urged the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to pass strong Net Neutrality rules that that would reclassify broadband providers under Title II of the Communications Act. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler gave encouraging signs that he intends to propose rules that would harness the full extent of the FCC’s authority on February 26, yet members of the U.S. Congress and some ISPs are already on the attack.

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The World Is Watching: 31 Rights Groups from 21 Countries Urge the FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
10 Feb 2015
The World Is Watching: 31 Rights Groups from 21 Countries Urge the FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
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Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules

5 Feb 2015

Today U.S. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler confirmed that the agency will move to pass strong Net Neutrality protections later this month.

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Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules
5 Feb 2015
Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules
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Access cheers FCC move toward Net Neutrality

4 Feb 2015

Today U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler confirmed that the agency will move to pass strong Net Neutrality protections later this month. Any action by Congress to roll back FCC authority or threaten common carrier status for broadband providers will meet thunderous opposition, by U.S. users as well as international communities.

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Access cheers FCC move toward Net Neutrality
4 Feb 2015
Access cheers FCC move toward Net Neutrality