Millions of Americans rely heavily on the internet; it often plays an integral role in our lives. It enables free, easy access to information. It facilitates commerce. It allows us to reach friends and families who are far away. It opens up our world.
We believe in a free, open internet. But without the FCC rules on net neutrality, internet service providers (ISPs) would be able to rip off consumers and even control access to content.
Want to understand more about what’s at stake, and have a good laugh in the process? Watch comedian and host John Oliver’s spitfire take on why net neutrality matters. (So many people took action after watching this clip that they crashed the FCC website.)
The free, open internet makes it possible for us to organize online, to provide patch thru phone calling for our activists to reach out to their legislators. Right now, the internet is a public utility; imagine the internet as a product of Comcast and Verizon.
Sign now at https://petitions.signforgood.com/ProtectNetNeutrality/ if you agree: the internet should remain free and open in the United States, and that means the FCC must continue to enforce net neutrality rules.
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