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Should the FCC respect Net Neutrality? This article will give readers an idea of how they can be affected.

My concern over the repeal of net neutrality is the power it gives conglomerates over "use." we have all been subject to EULA contracts from things like computers and even kitchen appliances, and ISPs are no different. Removing net neutrality laws will silence vocal minorities, as well as curb online activism- where movements like the BLM organization were created and continue to flourish.

hello, I also posted an article about net neutrality. It is sad that it was repealed and many corporations could make a lot of money. Net Neutrality is so important, especially in the modern world.

An online article discussing the negative ramifications to citizen journalism on social networks if net neutrality is repealed. The article lists various racial injustices involving police and black Americans which had no other outlet for public commentary than social networks. The conclusion describes an internet censored and throttled based on biased narrative and the ideologies which ISPs intend to display, removing public outcry and commentary as they see fit.

This article explains the definition of net neutrality and how it plays in our society. This also goes onto give example on the issue and how it would affect us.

This article defines "net neutrality," and it explains that the White House under President Barack Obama and the FCC fully support it. It covers the multiple steps taken by the FCC and the White House to maintain net neutrality over the years as well.

This article explains net neutrality and its significance to the public. It explains that maintaining net neutrality means equal fairness to all the users of the internet so that anyone has the same advantages and disadvantages of using the internet as everyone else.

this would be amazing to look at so everyone has equal opportunity on the internet

, Netflix addresses the recent circuit court decision that was seen as a threat to net. The law states that providers can slow down our service to less then the optimal speed it requires for Netflix movies to work, and more.