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emailIs the UN Trying to Take Over the Internet?
Posted on Monday, November 26th, 2012 by Kent Lawson
Is the United Nations trying to take over the Internet? The short answer is yes, they are.
This is not getting as much press as PIPA and SOPA, yet it’s urgent that people understand what is at stake: nothing less than the freedom of an open and unregulated Internet. In a few weeks, it may be too late.
So what can you do? Read more to learn about these proposed changes and why you must let other people know about them. Read More
‘What’s Your Position On the Open Internet?’
Posted on Monday, January 17th, 2011 by Kent Lawson
In CEO Kent Lawson’s latest post, he explores the “controversy” over government regulations and the Open Internet, as well as why our society is better off by setting some rules for how Internet companies operate. Read More
Computer Privacy, Internet Freedom, and the ‘Open Internet’ Apps Challenge
Posted on Thursday, January 6th, 2011 by Elaine Rigoli
The FCC has announced a challenge for researchers, inventors, and software developers to create apps that allow users to monitor and protect Internet openness. Some call this contest a mere side-note to the brouhaha over how net neutrality rules will either destroy capitalism as we know it or cement the power of the wireless oligarchs.
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