As Commissioner Wheeler explained, "This is the FCC using every tool in our toolbox to protect innovators and consumers."

Publicly owned broadband lets local communities from Iowa to Louisiana control a vital economic resource — rather than leaving it in the hands of a few monopolistic corporations.

The waiting's nearly over. February 26 is the day the FCC takes a stand on an Open Internet for all.

TV stations end dispute with FCC over public's access to who's writing checks for political ads.

Tom Wheeler says he will "preserve the internet as an open platform for innovation and free expression."

With support for an open Internet stronger than ever, Congress tries to block with legislation.

Getting the high speed Internet access issue right presents both one of the key social justice challenges of our time and the greatest opportunity for America in a century.

With a vote scheduled for February 26, the debate over an open Internet is gaining new momentum.

There was lots of reporting on this hot topic -- but what did the media miss?

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