How they're framing Net Neutrality

[WolverineDG]

I had this message on my machine waiting for me when I got home today. I only caught the last part of it, but the options were repeated several times so I got them down. To paraphrase the message: expansion/updating the internet will be expensive & who should pay for it? "Press 1 if you think the big online companies should pay more. Press 2 if consumers like yourself should have to pay."

They are so helpful, they gave me their name, address & phone number. I couldn't find anything about them on the net, though, but then I'm a net :dunce: . Here tis for you net wizards:

TV for US, P.O. Box 100246, Arlington, VA 22210 1-888-346-1400

dg

[acmejack]

1. Here is their site

http://wewantchoice.com/

How you doing, wolverineDG? Longtime, no see!

[acmejack]

2. Coalition Members:

AC Data Systems Inc.
Actiontec Electronics Inc.
The America Channel
Asian Business Association
Asian Women In Business
AT&T
BTECH Inc.
Center for Individual Freedom
Charles Industries
Condux International
Construction Industry Roundtable
Coastcom
Frontiers of Freedom
Hammerhead Systems Inc.
Independent Technologies Inc.
Japanese American Citizens League
Leapstone Systems Inc.
MRV Communications, Inc.
National Black Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Neighborhoods
National Taxpayers Union
Northstar Communications Group. Inc.
NSG America
Optical Entertainment Network
Prysmian Communications Cables and Systems USA
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
SNC Manufacturing Co. Inc.
The Citizenship Foundation
The Latino Coalition
White Rock Networks Inc.
Women Presidents' Organization

[WolverineDG]

3. Doing fine, acmejack!

Been busy, in & out of town because of the protest & then for conferences & stuff. I'm going to the convention in a couple of weeks, though, so I hope you're going! :)

:hi:

dg

[Viva_La_Revolution]

4. Is this the one pushing that cartoon?

The one that tries to convince us that net-neutrality is bad?

[katty]

5. 1st NSA/Telecom's wiretapping and next power grab: The Net