The "open Internet" is no match for revolving doors and buckets of cash.

Watch clips from Bill's interview with two media and technology experts on how proposed rules governing the Internet could change our digital lives dramatically.

Here's what you need to know about the fight for an open internet.

Democracy loses if the Internet’s sold to the highest bidder -- and that may be exactly what's about to happen.

Candidate Obama said the Internet would remain open and free. Bill follows the money to find out why that promise may be broken.

What happens if the government decides some can pay for faster access to the Net than others?

Speak up. You have a chance to tell both President Obama and the FCC what you think, so that the will of the people, not the power of money and predatory interests, is heard.

American cities need fast, cheap, ubiquitous, open fiber networks and every city has the tools at its disposal to get these networks built.

A free and open Internet is essential to modern democracy. But that freedom and openness will be maintained only if Americans use their great democratic voice to demand it.

As powerful media organizations and the government threaten to stifle free speech, a coalition of activists is fighting for your right to connect and communicate.