Tag: FCC
Correcting the record in California Net Neutrality battle: civil society takes a stand
Access Now and public interest partners filed an amicus brief in defense of California’s net neutrality law, SB 822.
Amend Section 230? Not Trump’s call
Access Now submitted comments to the U.S. FCC condemning President Trump’s petition that asks the agency to reinterpret Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
Tell U.S. FCC: Don’t help Trump spread disinformation
Disinformation has no place in a democracy. Tell the FCC to reject President Trump’s effort to bully his fact-checkers and fundamentally change Section 230 — the legal backbone of the internet.
Access Now publishes U.S. digital rights agenda
Access Now releases its digital rights policy recommendations for the incoming U.S. president.
Coronavirus crisis threatens internet opportunity for Native Americans
U.S. FCC should help Indigenous communities access broadband
Access Now calls on the U.S. FCC to extend the application deadline for Indigenous communities to apply for federal spectrum.
U.S. House of Representatives should pass the Moving Forward Act
It is incumbent on the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the Moving Forward Act to provide essential broadband internet service to marginalized communities.
Twitter corrects Trump’s inaccurate ballot tweet, so he retaliates with legally nonsensical executive order
Access Now lambasts President Trump’s executive order to undermine Section 230 and defends Twitter’s decision to fact-check the president’s erroneous tweet.
Access Now and Consumer Reports call for FCC to expand broadband access in response to COVID-19 crisis
Access Now and Consumer Reports file petitions at the FCC signed by more than 50,000 concerned citizens to expand broadband internet access during the pandemic.
The U.S. FCC surprisingly claims broadband deployment is great amid COVID-19 pandemic
Access Now calls out the U.S. FCC for refusing to acknowledge insufficient broadband deployment.