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Us too.
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Bad news: Comcast just announced that it’s buying Time Warner Cable.
No one woke up this morning wishing their cable company was bigger or had more control over what they watch and how they get online. But that’s the reality we’ll face unless the DoJ and the FCC do their jobs and block this merger.
Tell the FCC and DoJ to stop this merger: http://bit.ly/1oqolLw
We need to put an end to Comcast’s never-ending quest for dominance.
Tell the FCC to stop the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger: bit.ly/stopcomcast
Tell Comcast and Time Warner Cable that you love to HATE this merger: http://bit.ly/1cEE0yr
We’ve known from the start that the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger would be bad for prices, competition and the future of the Internet. Now we have the facts to back it up.
Seriously. Comcast is BIG ENOUGH.
Help us stop the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger: http://bit.ly/1BPXDz2
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) explained how the deal between Verizon and a cable cabal of Comcast, Cox and Time Warner Cable would erase broadband competition and raise prices for consumers.
Why the Comcast-Netflix Deal Should Worry Anyone Who Uses the Internet
If you watch one thing today … it should be this.
John Oliver on Net Neutrality.
Rep. Bob Latta has just introduced a bill (H.R. 4752) that would stop the FCC from taking the necessary step to protect REAL Net Neutrality.
This move borders on insulting and actually forbids the FCC from doing what millions of people (LIKE YOU!), companies, innovators, artists and organizations have been urging it to do: reclassify broadband providers as common carriers.
HUGE NEWS: Democrats in Congress have introduced new legislation that would restore Net Neutrality!
Tell Congress: Keep the Internet WEIRD — and SAVE NET NEUTRALITY
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