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We can't allow our government to take away our right to access information freely. PLEASE contact your representative in Congress and demand that they support Net Neutrality! This site will give you the ability to send a message to your Representative, as well as giving you their contact information.
I just called Jane Harman's office. Have you called your Congressperson?
Don't let people like Glenn Beck, and big corporations like AT&T win this one!
Yeah, I agree. I think it's ok if the gubmint has full control over the internet and to shut it down on a whim. Gotta keep that information sharing contained in the event the Tea Party folks get too violent!
We can't allow our government to take away our right to access information freely. PLEASE contact your representative in Congress and demand that they support Net Neutrality! This site will give you the ability to send a message to your Representative, as well as giving you their contact information.
I just called Jane Harman's office. Have you called your Congressperson?
Don't let people like Glenn Beck, and big corporations like AT&T win this one!
We don't need it. Are you having difficulty getting to any sites that you normally visit? I don't, there is no issue here, we don't need NN.
We don't need it. Are you having difficulty getting to any sites that you normally visit? I don't, there is no issue here, we don't need NN.
Technically, Net Neutrality is the status quo (you knew that, right?, and maintaining that is what the legislation is trying to codify. Open access to the Internet marketplace is a tremendous asset, it is in jeopardy, and it would be smart to prevent that before the damage is done.
The carriers do not have your best interest at heart in this area.
(Yes, I'm a network engineer by profession, have worked for telcos and ISPs, and I am currently the senior network engineer in a company whose name you'd recognize. This stuff is important, OK?)
Technically, Net Neutrality is the status quo (you knew that, right?, and maintaining that is what the legislation is trying to codify. Open access to the Internet marketplace is a tremendous asset, it is in jeopardy, and it would be smart to prevent that before the damage is done.
The carriers do not have your best interest at heart in this area.
(Yes, I'm a network engineer by profession, have worked for telcos and ISPs, and I am currently the senior network engineer in a company whose name you'd recognize. This stuff is important, OK?)
Not that important. you're just fear mongering, BTW, if you work for a majot ISP, you should be ALL FOR IT because you get more money right? If you don't like it, quit.
No. My Republican overlords told me that somehow, getting rid of net neutrality will give me MORE freedom. And all i need to know is: republican = freedom. so DOWN WITH NET NEUTRALITY!!!!1!!!!11
We don't need it. Are you having difficulty getting to any sites that you normally visit? I don't, there is no issue here, we don't need NN.
You obviously have no idea what you're talking about.
Try researching the topic before commenting.
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