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PSA: PLEASE HELP TO SAVE THE INTERNET; NO KIDDING

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What would you do if they took away YOUR Internet ?

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This Is Part Two – it’s well worth watching, then click that button below to sign the petition. you and I pay for the internet, and the phone cops seem to have forgotten that.

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Thursday Deadline:
Show the FCC that there is strong public support for net neutrality.

Your message to the FCC:

Net neutrality is the cornerstone of innovation, free speech and democracy on the Internet. Please propose and enact strong net neutrality rules to ensure that the Internet is free from blocking, censorship and discrimination.

Clicking here will add your name to the petition.

Speak up before January 14 to save the Internet.

Dear Friend,

Who do you want to decide which websites you can visit or what Internet content you can access — you or a big telecom company?

That’s what the fight about network neutrality is all about. Net neutrality is the principle that Internet users, not Internet service providers, should be in control.

If you support net neutrality, now’s the time to speak out.

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed net neutrality rules that will ensure that the Internet is free from blocking, censorship and discrimination by powerful telecom companies. And the FCC has opened up a public comment period to get feedback on the proposed rules — but only until this Thursday (January 14)!

Tell the FCC: Save net neutrality. Click here and we’ll automatically add your name to our petition, which will be delivered before the Thursday deadline.

We need you to speak up because the telecoms are fighting these rules tooth-and-nail. Their pushback began even before the rules were announced. Eighteen Senators (all Republicans) sent a letter to the FCC opposing net neutrality. One Republican senator even announced an effort to prevent the FCC from spending funds to enforce the new rules once they go into effect. Separately, 72 House Democrats sent their own letter to the FCC opposing net neutrality rules.

This type of pressure from Congress hasn’t go unnoticed at the FCC, so now’s the time for citizens like you to speak out and fight back.

Save the Internet. Click here and we’ll automatically submit your comment to the FCC’s public comment period in support of net neutrality.

Without strong net neutrality rules, we might have to rely upon the good will of large telecoms to protect our access to the diversity of political perspectives. We might have to trust companies like Comcast, which actively and secretly interfered with users’ ability to access popular video, photo and music sharing applications; AT&T, which censored anti-Bush comments made by Pearl Jam’s lead singer during a concert; and Verizon Wireless, which interfered with NARAL Pro-Choice America’s ability to send text messages to its members.

We can’t let the corporate lobbyists win. What good is free speech if powerful corporations have the power to stifle communications they find objectionable?

Tell the FCC: Save net neutrality. Click here and we’ll automatically submit your comment before the comment period closes on January 14.

Thank you for working to build a better world.

Matt Lockshin, Campaign Manager
CREDO Action from Working Assets

BADGALS ENDORSES AND SUPPORTS CREDO’S EFFORTS TO END NET CENSORSHIP

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9 Comments

  1. Staci wrote:

    I'm about to add my name to the list. How much you want to bet those Republican senators that are opposing net neutrality will raise hell if their porn is blocked? Of course, we all know Republican senators don't watch porn, wink, wink. They'll just say it's their access to online news.

    Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 4:40 am | Permalink
  2. RE_Ausetkmt wrote:

    Yeah, I got yo news alrite michael steele.
    staci you are so right
    thanks for supporting

    Best,

    ~RE
    BadGalsRadio.com // Reality in a Foundation Sound

    Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 5:15 am | Permalink
  3. Staci wrote:

    Well, you do know they have that news show called The Naked News. Wouldn't want to block a politician's access to that.

    Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 5:28 am | Permalink
  4. FishHAwk wrote:

    What makes this situation even worse is that the telecom and cable TV companies have already received billions in tax credits (back in the 80's, I think) to install fiber optic cables throughout North America in order to handle internet traffic, and they haven't done it. In other words, what they are talking about having to do should have been already done!

    Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 9:29 am | Permalink
  5. admin wrote:

    FishHawk I think that you put it on a platter.
    we need to see why they are trying to shut us up.
    at and t is the biggest abuser of privacy rights and
    comcast throttling users; all of them need to go to the naughty chair for a good lil while.

    Sunday, January 10, 2010 at 4:05 pm | Permalink
  6. Rebecca wrote:

    Reality, the government is going WAAAAAAY too far!! And this crap goes beyond the "two party" mentality. Republicans AND Democrats are guilty– they are all trying to control us with the taxes and over-regulation. A lot of it has to do with the power of lobbyists in our country. I say lobbying should be ABOLISHED (it was essentially established during the Woodrow Wilson term, as was the income tax and Federal Reserve Act).

    Have you ever seen Aaron Russo's film, Freedom to Fascism?

    And Reality– how is your husband doing? I haven't seen any mention of him, unless I missed it. I'm praying for him.

    God bless you guys.

    Friday, January 15, 2010 at 3:35 am | Permalink
  7. So glad you stopped by my site last night. I had no idea you were here, Awesome site and a great example of what blogging and the internet is all about. Funny as later today I am coming out with a post all about tomorrows Frontline's piece called The Digital Nation. I am throughly enjoying myself. And would spend more time right now , except my database is not connecting today and I have to go freaking find out what is going on. Speak of bandwidth.

    Keep on, will be back FOR SURE Glenn

    Monday, February 1, 2010 at 2:30 pm | Permalink
  8. So glad you stopped by my site last night. I had no idea you were here, Awesome site and a great example of what blogging and the internet is all about. Funny as later today I am coming out with a post all about tomorrows Frontline's piece called The Digital Nation. I am throughly enjoying myself. And would spend more time right now , except my database is not connecting today and I have to go freaking find out what is going on. Speak of bandwidth.

    Keep on, will be back FOR SURE Glenn

    Monday, February 1, 2010 at 2:30 pm | Permalink
  9. So glad you stopped by my site last night. I had no idea you were here, Awesome site and a great example of what blogging and the internet is all about. Funny as later today I am coming out with a post all about tomorrows Frontline's piece called The Digital Nation. I am throughly enjoying myself. And would spend more time right now , except my database is not connecting today and I have to go freaking find out what is going on. Speak of bandwidth.

    Keep on, will be back FOR SURE Glenn

    Monday, February 1, 2010 at 2:30 pm | Permalink

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