Net Neutrality = Net Brutality
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If the internet isn’t broken, why fix it? “Net neutrality” is a veiled push by the Federal Communications Commission to expand its powers to regulate price and access level provided by internet companies. Even though this regulation was recently struck down by a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, the FCC is now turning its attention to using its powerful influence to sway lawmakers in Congress hoping to seize control on the internet. Think about it. The government’s track record in managing its own affairs is bad enough—don’t let it control the internet. Don’t let politicians and bureaucrats neuter the net. Call, write, and otherwise harass your congressman. Say “no” to net brutality. Tell Congress and the FCC to keep their hands off the internet. Net Neutrality = Net Brutality NoNetBrutality.com is a grassroots campaign to raise public awareness for this threat, to bring all net neutrality opponents together under one common banner and to petition the FCC stop its attempts to regulate the internet. NoNetBrutality.com was launched in April 2010 by six liberty-minded activists from six different countries who fear that the current attempts of the U.S. government to restrict access to the internet might be followed by other governments if we don’t fight these flawed and dangerous ideas now—before they can spread and take root all around the globe. If you or your organisation wants to get involved in this campaign, as a supporter or a partner, please visit our website NoNetBrutality.com and get in touch with us through [email protected].
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NoNetBrutality.com is a grassroots campaign to raise public awareness for this threat, to bring all net neutrality opponents together under one common banner and to petition the FCC stop its attempts to regulate the internet. NoNetBrutality.com was launched in April 2010 by six liberty-minded activists from six different countries who fear that the current attempts of the U.S. government to restrict access to the internet might be followed by other governments if we don’t fight these flawed and dangerous ideas now—before they can spread and take root all around the globe.
Transcript of Net Neutrality = Net Brutality
If the internet isn’t broken, why fix it?
“Net neutrality” is a veiled push by the Federal Communications Commission to expand its powers to
regulate price and access level provided by internet companies. Even though this regulation was recently struck down by a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, the FCC is now turning its attention
to using its powerful influence to sway lawmakers in Congress hoping to seize control on the internet.
Think about it. The government’s track record in managing its own affairs is bad enough—don’t let it
control the internet. Don’t let politicians and bureaucrats neuter the net. Call, write, and otherwise harass your congressman. Say “no” to net brutality. Tell Congress and the FCC to keep their hands off
the internet.
Net Neutrality = Net BrutalityNoNetBrutality.com is a grassroots campaign to raise public awareness for this threat, to bring all net
neutrality opponents together under one common banner and to petition the FCC stop its attempts to regulate the internet. NoNetBrutality.com was launched in April 2010 by six liberty-minded activists
from six different countries who fear that the current attempts of the U.S. government to restrict access to the internet might be followed by other governments if we don’t fight these flawed and dangerous
ideas now—before they can spread and take root all around the globe.
If you or your organisation wants to get involved in this campaign, as a supporter or a partner, please
visit our website NoNetBrutality.com and get in touch with us through [email protected].
