The Ongoing Debate

If you are still confused as to  which side of the spectrum you fall under, maybe this article will help you make up your mind. This article thoroughly provides both a pros and cons section. Although, in my opinion I feel the pros are way more than enough to outweigh the cons. For example, net neutrality rules that we shall not be charged extra by our ISP's in accordance with the content we use the internet for. They try to combat that with saying that a higher rate will ensure a better service. But my question is, why pay extra for something we should already be getting with our normal rates?
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Know Your Rights!

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted three key rules for cable companies:

• No Blocking: broadband providers may not block access to legal content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices.
• No Throttling: broadband providers may not impair or degrade lawful Internet traffic on the basis of content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices.
• No Paid Prioritization: broadband providers may not favor some lawful Internet traffic over other lawful traffic in exchange for consideration – in other words, no “fast lanes” – including fast lanes for affiliates.

All credit goes to Electronic Frontier Foundation

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Still confused about the whole issue of net neutrality? Comedian John Oliver does a great job in explaining how cable companies are trying to take advantage of us, the people.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Join the Battle

Although the FCC has the right to enforce net neutrality, Congress is planning a "sneak attack" on passing a bill that would take away that right. Join the battle by sending Congress a letter here about our mission to maintain a free internet!

Join the battle here!

FCC Open Internet

Video updating on the decision made by the FCC that there will be a "referee" protecting consumers on the web.

Save the Internet

I found this great website that supports net neutrality. This website offers a brief history of what has been going on with this issue. They also provide a reason for a why it's important that the internet remains "free." The articles goes on to explain how an open internet allows for small business' and any individual to use to the web as a means of income. In addition, a section is provided where race comes into play. Internet neutrality is also important for minorities because the mainstream media fails to give them a voice.
Lastly, if you follow the link below you will notice the bright orange buttons at the top that say "Take Action" and "Donate," which allow you to get involved.

Net Neutrality What You Need to Know Now