Preserving Net neutrality is important because we need to make sure the technology wonder of our age works for all our citizens. Share your thoughts with the FCC today.

Susan Crawford writes that the new service shows us that we can have high-speed Internet at lower costs.

Industry lobbyists are citing the need for fast lanes by the disabled to convince congressional staffers and their bosses to go against net neutrality.

The fight goes on to preserve the open Internet.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

A former FCC commissioner explains why now is the time to make our voices heard on Net neutrality.

The free and open Internet is in danger. Writers, policy experts, artists and activists weigh in on why the FCC must protect Net neutrality.

As the FCC's Thursday vote on a so-called "open Internet" proposal approaches, concerned Americans are making their voices heard. Here's how you can join them.

Losing Net neutrality will only exacerbate our country's stark inequalities.

The chairman "thinks he's doing the right thing. But the future of the Internet can't be left to one man's supposedly good intentions."