SIGN THIS PETITION! Right now, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is on the verge of deciding whether or not to protect an open and free internet – and time is running out to let the federal agency know what we think about their impending decision. At its core, having an open internet (often referred to as Net Neutrality) means that no information on the internet is privileged over other information, which means that a homemade video made by a teen speaking out about bullying streams just as fast as a summer blockbuster on Netflix, or that conversations criticizing powerful public figures aren’t subject to interference. Ending Net Neutrality safeguards means internet service providers would have the power to censor what we view, post, and share on the internet. Why should AAPIs care about this? Because Net Neutrality, access to digital literacy, and broadband are about civil rights. act.engagementlab.org/sign/18mr_FCC_NetNeutrality/?aam
Posted on: Mon, 11 Aug 2014 19:45:08 +0000
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