Ajit Pai

Senate Confirms Nathan Simington, Trump's Unqualified and 'Worse Than Ajit Pai' FCC Nominee

Nathan Simington was confirmed as FCC commissioner on December 9, 2020. (Photo: Rob Pegorano/Flickr/cc)

'Good Riddance': Progressives Welcome Ajit Pai's Departure From FCC

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

The current chair, said one critic, "will go down in history as one of the most corrupt government officials of the century."

Digital Rights Advocates Warn Trump's FCC Nominee—Who Backs Plan to Censor the Internet—Is 'Even Worse Than Ajit Pai'

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Rob Pegoraro/Flickr cc)

Former telecom lawyer Nathan Simington, a Republican, was tapped by the...

FCC Accused of Prioritizing Corporate Interests Over Needs of American People by Doubling Down on Net Neutrality Repeal

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai says goodby to members of a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee afters testifying during a hearing on June 16, 2020. (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

"This remand order callously dismisses the valid concerns of public-safety...

'Time for the Agency to Come Clean': FCC Ordered to Release Detailed Data From Fake Net Neutrality Comments

'This Merger Is a Monopolistic Disaster': Consumer Groups Decry Approval of T-Mobile/Sprint Deal

Critics Warn 'Consumers Will Pay the Price' After GOP-Controlled FCC Approves T-Mobile/Sprint Merger

'Be Ready to Fight Like Hell,' Say Internet Defenders as Court Upholds FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality

In 'Tremendous Victory for the Public,' Federal Appeals Court Quashes FCC Attempt to Weaken Media Ownership Rules

With Open Internet Under Assault, 2020 Democrats Urged to Sign Pledge to Reject Telecom Cash and Restore Net Neutrality

As Trump's FCC Chair Tries to Ram Through Sprint/T-Mobile Merger, Expert Says Claims It Will Benefit Consumers 'Approximately 0% True'

Trump DOJ Denounced for Approving 'Anti-Competitive, Anti-Consumer' Merger of Sprint and T-Mobile

On One-Year Anniversary of Net Neutrality Repeal, Over 100 Groups Demand McConnell Immediately Allow Vote on Save the Internet Act

Trump's FCC Chair Accused of Betraying Public Interest Mandate by Backing T-Mobile/Sprint Mega-Merger

'Call Your Freakin Reps': Pressure on Congress to Restore Net Neutrality or Face Public Wrath

WATCH: Campaigners Hope Viral Livestream Can Thwart Telecom Effort to Sabotage Net Neutrality Bill

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Turning the Ingenious Tables: Buying the Right To the Privacy Of Those Who Heedlessly Sold Yours

Now that Congress has voted to sell your Internet history to the highest bidder, a new crowdfunding campaign wants to raise enough money to see what GOP douchebags who led the invasive charge - McConnell, Ryan, Blackburn etc - are up to online themselves. Since we didn't get to vote on selling our privacy, its organizer argues, let's "show our legislators what a democracy is." You also get to vote on whose history gets bought first. Total to date: $155,000-plus and climbing fast.