Major update on the fight to bring back net neutrality, John.

Last week, a federal court ruled that the FCC’s 2017 decision to overturn
net neutrality was legally flawed. It said the agency could not prevent
states from enacting their own open internet legislation — but the court
did not reverse the order entirely.

Where does that leave us? It means that for now, on the national level,
net neutrality is still repealed -- indefinitely. But that can all change
with a Democratic president committed to restoring net neutrality
protections and taking the internet back from Big Cable.

DFA has partnered with a coalition of progressive organizations calling on
the 2020 presidential candidates to take our net neutrality pledge.

[ [link removed] ]We’ve almost collected 200,000 signatures! Help us hit our goal before
the next Democratic debate and keep up the pressure on every candidate to
commit to restoring and protecting a free and open internet: add your name
now.

[ [link removed] ]ADD YOUR NAME

As long as net neutrality protections are repealed, Big Cable and phone
companies are free to rip consumers off by charging more for internet
‘fast lanes.’ We’ve already seen some alarming reports of internet
providers slowing online services. Not only that, but they can even see
and control the information we’re accessing online.

The next president has the ability to restore crucial open internet
protections. But Big Cable is trying to prevent that by using its money to
influence the election.

[ [link removed] ]That’s where you come in. Add your name to our petition right now to
call on the Democratic presidential candidates to pledge their commitment
to restoring net neutrality and refusing contributions from Big Cable →

Together, we can once again achieve a free and open internet.

Thanks,

-Charles

Charles Chamberlain, Chair
Democracy for America




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