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The giant telephone and cable companies are trying to take control of the Internet away from the public.
Only you can stop them.

The phone and cable companies want to change the one thing that has made the Internet the single biggest platform for innovation in a century – the freedom of anyone to go anywhere, at anytime, on the Net.

That freedom is called “Net Neutrality” — and if the telephone and cable companies have their way, that freedom will soon be a thing of the past.

Imagine an Internet where your cable or phone company:

  • Blocks or slows access to sites—from news sites to your online bank—that haven’t paid a kickback for “preferential access”
  • Slows down your music and video downloads because they don’t approve of the content
  • Prohibits you from using an Internet telephone
  • Charges you every time someone looks at your blog or business site

Don’t believe this could happen? It already has.

Last year, the cable and phone industries convinced the Federal Government to eliminate longstanding consumer safeguards for high-speed broadband Internet services.

Now, they’re asking Congress to expand their power to control where you can go on the Internet. And some in Congress are caving in to the telephone and cable industries’ power grab.

The only way to stop them is if every Internet user speaks up — and demands that Congress protect the freedom of the Internet by preserving Net Neutrality.

Congress is considering the cable and telephone companies’ power grab right now.

Contract Congress today and tell them: Don’t Mess with the Net!

Take Action Now!

Congress needs to hear from Internet users just like you. Get involved in 3 easy steps:

  1. Sign up for email alerts and stay up-to-date on this important fight.
  2. Spread the Word about Net Neutrality to your friends and family.
  3. Contact Congress and tell them to preserve a free and open Internet.

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