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SavetheInternet.com on the Hill: Free Press' Marvin Ammori

Open Internet Week -- Feb 2008. Free Press General Counsel Marvin Ammori speaks on Capitol Hill about Comcast's ongoing blocking of content-sharing applications such as BitTorrent.
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CAUGHT: Comcast paying to push public out of Internet debate

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SavetheInternet.com on the Hill: Tim Wu's Statement

Open Internet Week - February 15, 2008. Columbia Law Prof. Tim Wu talks about Net Neutrality at a Free Press/SavetheInternet.com staff briefing in the House Commerce Committee.
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SavetheInternet.com on the Hill: An Open Vs. Closed Internet

Open Internet Week - February 2008. Free Press/SavetheInternet.com staff briefing in the House Commerce Committee. Ben Scott of Free Press, Tim Wu of Columbia Law School and Marvin Ammori of Free Press.
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SavetheInternet.com on the Hill: The "Return on Investment"

Open Internet Week - February 2008. Answering a question about AT&T's expectations of a return on investment for building "last mile" infrastructure to deliver broadband to homes. Feb 15 staff briefing in the House Commerce Committee.
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SavetheInternet.com: Grassroots Highlights

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Re:SaveTheInternet

Response to the save the internet video. This is just a ramble about why I believe saving the internet is not possible but the idea is already happening and in motion. So perhaps saving the internet is going to really be the same thing as not saving it. I support the idea. This is just my ramble on the ideas around the politics of the subject. Thanks boh3m3 www.savetheinternet.com
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Net Neutrality: SavetheInternet.com event in New York City

Sen. Charles Schumer's NY State Director Martin Brennan receives 50,000 SavetheInternet.com petitions from concerned New Yorkers. New Yorkers support Schumer's recent decision to support Net Neutrality.
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SaveTheInternet MS Style

www.savetheinternet.com HURRY UP AND SAVE IT!!!
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SaveTheInternet, Better Mousetraps (vlog90)

This one rambles on about MoveOn.org teaming up with the Christian Coalition or cc.org to SaveTheInternet! Also re: the TED.com podcast, web.mit.edu/d-lab/, architectureforhumanity.org, Burt Ratan's Scaled.com and John 3:17-21! Also, please help me feed my (6) children and buy my album (music featured on this podcast) here - http://cdbaby.com/toma! Thx!
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Senator Dorgan on Net Neutrality

Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND) talks about his new Net Neutrality bill, the Internet Freedom Preservation Act of 2007.
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OK GO goes to Washington

http://SavetheInternet.com http://futureofmusic.org/rockthenet OK Go calls on their fans and Congress and to support Net Neutrality. Take action at http://SavetheInternet.com
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Arianna Huffington & Google's CEO on the Internet Presidency

http://savetheinternet.com Arianna Huffington asks Google CEO Eric Schmidt about the priorities for America's new "Chief Technology Officer" in the Obama administration.
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Breaking News: Historic Win for Net Neutrality!

http://SavetheInternet.com August 1, 2008 -- WASHINGTON -- Today, the Federal Communications Commission voted to punish Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, for blocking users' access to the open Internet. In a landmark decision, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin and Commissioners Michael Copps and Jonathan Adelstein approved an "enforcement order" that would require Comcast to stop blocking and publicly disclose its methods for interfering with Internet traffic. Josh Silver, executive director of Free Press, issued the following statement: "The FCC's bipartisan decision to punish Comcast is a major victory. Defying every ounce of conventional wisdom in Washington, everyday people have taken on a major corporation and won an historic precedent for an open Internet." Learn more and take action at http:SavetheInternet.com
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Save the Internet: your turn

http://SavetheInternet.com Tens of thousands of public comments supporting Net Neutrality flooded the Federal Communications Commission before the close of the agency's official inquiry on July 16. In a landslide, well over 95 percent of the comments called for rules that prohibit phone and cable companies from discriminating against Web sites or services. People from different backgrounds, living in every corner of the country, demand this basic Internet freedom. Internet users from all 435 congressional districts used SavetheInternet.com's online tools to send personal messages to the FCC. SPECIAL THANKS TO DJ CHAMPION FOR THE MUSIC! "Keep On" Performed by Champion Written by Maxime Morin Published by Third Side Music Inc. Courtesy of Saboteur Musique http://www.djchampion.net
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MAY 2007: Tell the FCC to Save the Internet

Add your voice at SavetheInternet.com The FCC has just launched a public inquiry into Net Neutrality -- and they want YOUR stories and input. Tell them why you think America should protect the Internet's level playing field at www.SavetheInternet.com
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Net Neutrality

The Ninja from AskANinja.com talks about how the internet would be if "Network Neutality" was put into effect. "Congress is pushing a law that would abandon the Internet's First Amendment -- a principle called Network Neutrality that prevents companies like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast from deciding which Web sites work best for you -- based on what site pays them the most. If the public doesn't speak up now, our elected officials will cave to a multi-million dollar lobbying campaign." --savetheinternet.com What can you do to help Save the Internet? Sign the SavetheInternet.com petition. Call your representative today and demand that Net Neutrality be protected. Encourage groups you're part of to please join the SavetheInternet.com Coalition. Show your support for Internet freedom on your Web site or blog. Tell your friends about this crucial issue before it's too late. Add Save The Internet on Myspace.
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Big Ed's Swan Song

Ed Whitacre is packing up his desk at AT&T. But his successor Randall Stephenson is still on the attack against Net Neutrality. Watch Big Ed's final pep talk to fellow AT&T execs then tell the FCC to protect the Internet's level playing field at www.SavetheInternet.com
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Lawrence Lessig to the FCC: "Neutral Networks Work"

http://SavetheInternet.com Lawrence Lessig delivers a landmark presentation to the F.C.C. on the future of the open Internet in America. "Preserve what has worked in driving this economy -- and what has worked is a neutral network." FCC Hearing, Stanford University, April 17, 2008 http://SavetheInternet.com
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Congressman Ed Markey opens the "iPhone Hearing" (July 11)

http://www.SavetheInternet.com Congressman Ed Markey opens the "Wireless Innovation and Consumer Protection" hearing of the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet
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YouTube Goes to Washington

You Tube co-founder Chad Hurley speaks before Congress in favor of Net Neutrality. May 10, 2007. Chad talked about an open Internet before the subcommittee in charge of Internet and telecommunications policy. Learn more at www.savetheinternet.com
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