Ernesto Falcon

"The companies’ argument is that Americans must accept fewer choices at higher prices if they want to see new services. This is just untrue."

It started the court battles that will decide the future of the free and open Internet

Between the money, the disingenuous arguments of the telecoms, and the manipulated process that forced the hostile amendments into the bill, what happened this week shows just what giant corporations can accomplish with willing legislators.

While many will think that the uphill battle in the House makes net neutrality a lost cause, that is simply not true. 

Ultimately, it’s not network neutrality that prevents the large ISPs from upgrading their networks while lowering prices. It is a lack of incentive.

Even with the FCC’s bad vote coming so late, we fought all year to build up momentum that will allow us to fix their blunder in 2018.