Day: June 12, 2018

Finally that day has come, when after a lot of delays, the FCC’s repeal of Net Neutrality came into action. What does this mean exactly and what comes next? Expensive internet with limitations or a legal purgatory? How is the world especially the US is reacting to this? Let’s find out: #NetNeutrality was officially repealed today, which means internet service providers (ISPs) are no longer prohibited from slowing down, favoring, or blocking websites at will. QUESTION: Are you for our against a bill that ensures net neutrality continues in Oklahoma? — Rep. Mickey Dollens (@MickeyDollens) June 11, 2018 As of today, internet service companies can now violate #NetNeutrality — but they won’t start right away, and they won’t be obvious about it. https://t.co/8S8U5yY0J7 — ACLU (@ACLU) June 11, 2018 The @FCC’s deeply immoral repeal of #netneutrality goes into effect today. On behalf of working families who are tired of paying more for less, you can count on me to keep fighting this. pic.twitter.com/hWO3OA363N — Keith Ellison (@keithellison) June 11, 2018 The repeal of #NetNeutrality is huge blow to what Americans can say and do online. But we must keep up the fight to save the internet from corporate control. pic.twitter.com/lPrTv4Pham — Robert Reich (@RBReich) June 11, 2018 Despite the repeal of #NetNeutrality, we will not stop in our efforts to protect consumers & #SaveTheInternet. A free & open internet is simply to important to the future of our communities. pic.twitter.com/NrB9lLuRfX — Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) June 11, 2018 Internet service providers shouldn’t be allowed to block, slow down, or manipulate consumers’ access to the internet. We must restore #NetNeutrality to keep the internet open and free. — Dick Durbin (@DickDurbin) June 12, 2018 Trump’s repeal of #NetNeutrality goes into effect today. Remember that the fight isn’t over—keep raising your voices & urging your representatives in the House to vote to restore net neutrality & #SaveTheInternet pic.twitter.com/FVPUo47CX0 — Tammy Duckworth (@SenDuckworth) June 11, 2018 https://twitter.com/NNUBonnie/status/1006326978448769024 The repeal of #NetNeutrality rules goes into effect today, but this fight is not over. House Democrats are trying to gather support to force a vote to save Net Neutrality just like we did in the Senate. Take action & demand your representative save the free & fair internet. — Vice President Kamala Harris Archived (@VP46Archive) June 11, 2018 #NetNeutrality ended today helping big corporations & those with $$$ to pay, leaving everyone else behind. This is crazy. The Internet has always been the equalizer – equal opportunity for all. It’s not too late to fix this – the House can pass our resolution to #SaveTheInternet — Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (@TulsiGabbard) June 11, 2018 The future of the internet is at stake. We need to maintain pressure on the @FCC’s #NetNeutrality repeal. I was proud to have vote against repeal last month. Now I urge my House colleagues to follow suit! — Senator Dianne Feinstein (@SenFeinstein) June 11, 2018 *Views are not our own. Keep watching this space for more such firebomb updates.