To: Ben Sasse, Senator
Ben Sasse: End the War on Net Neutrality
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It's time to end the war on net neutrality and represent your constituents, not campaign donors.
Why is this important?
FCC Chairman Wheeler has announced that the FCC will preserve a free and open Internet by classifying it as a utility. This will keep the World Wide Web free from corporate manipulation and protect access for all.
In response, Senator Sasse has started a petition to end net neutrality.
Sasse has received thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from telecommunications companies and internet service providers. Now they want something from him: bringing an end to net neutrality so they can charge users more for what they use.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
1. A free and open internet is the single greatest technology of our time, and control should not be at the mercy of corporations.
2. A free and open internet stimulates ISP competition.
3. A free and open internet helps prevent unfair pricing practices.
4. A free and open internet promotes innovation.
5. A free and open internet promotes the spread of ideas.
6. A free and open internet drives entrepreneurship.
7. A free and open internet protects free speech.
Classifying the internet as a utility will promote competition and prevent telecommunication companies from monopolizing the market against start ups and entrepreneurs.
For more information: http://www.theopeninter.net
In response, Senator Sasse has started a petition to end net neutrality.
Sasse has received thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from telecommunications companies and internet service providers. Now they want something from him: bringing an end to net neutrality so they can charge users more for what they use.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
1. A free and open internet is the single greatest technology of our time, and control should not be at the mercy of corporations.
2. A free and open internet stimulates ISP competition.
3. A free and open internet helps prevent unfair pricing practices.
4. A free and open internet promotes innovation.
5. A free and open internet promotes the spread of ideas.
6. A free and open internet drives entrepreneurship.
7. A free and open internet protects free speech.
Classifying the internet as a utility will promote competition and prevent telecommunication companies from monopolizing the market against start ups and entrepreneurs.
For more information: http://www.theopeninter.net