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Net Neutrality Gains Traction In 2008 Senate Races

blog.wired.com — The architect of John McCain's forthcoming technology agenda may dismiss the concept of 'net neutrality' as inside baseball, but every single major Democratic candidate running for a senate seat in 2008 has recognized it as a fundamentally important issue that underlies the future of ideas and the economy.

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  • agraham313, on 07/25/2008, -0/+0I am part of a new campaign to switch to the first Telecom to take the Net Neutrality Pledge. It is a new type of campaign because people can join the campaign without switching but once the first Telecom takes the Pledge (as long as they provide service in your area) then all the members will switch. If you're interested check it out here: http://www.thepoint.com/campaigns/first-telecom-to ...

    Thanks and let’s spread the word about keeping an open internet.
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