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Say No to The Internet Slow Lane

Big Telecom is about to impose expensive new fees on smaller websites, creating an Internet Slow Lane for everyone except giant conglomerates.¹

Many of your favorite websites could slow to a crawl.

U.S. FCC Chair Tom Wheeler is about to cave to Big Telecom’s demands at a crucial meeting.²  We only have 48 hours to tell the FCC to back off their Internet Slow Lane plan. Send your message now.

The impact of this plan will be felt worldwide³ – crippling your favorite websites and making it more expensive for you to use the Internet. 

Defenders of the open Internet are already camping outside the FCC,⁴  but we need to do our part.

We have 48 hours to stuff the FCC’s comment system with our messages. Fill out the form on this page to send your message now.

Fill out this form to tell the FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to stop the Internet Slow Lane plan now.

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Footnotes

[1] Net Neutrality, Monopoly, and the Death of the Democratic Internet. Source: Motherboard

[2] FCC's new net neutrality rules opposed by 100+ internet companies (update: vote still on schedule). Source: Engadget.

[3] Internet traffic from around the globe passes through US servers, peering, and content delivery networks. As a result, it’s likely that web traffic from outside the U.S. could get caught in the slow lane. Source: Motherboard.

[4] Protesters set up camp at net neutrality rally outside FCC headquarters. Source: The Guardian.