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Victory for digital equity: court upholds New York's broadband price cap for low-income families

Open letter: no discriminatory fees or licensing; TRAI must uphold net neutrality

23 Oct 2023

Civil society organizations and experts urge TRAI to uphold net neutrality in India

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Open letter: no discriminatory fees or licensing; TRAI must uphold net neutrality
23 Oct 2023
Open letter: no discriminatory fees or licensing; TRAI must uphold net neutrality
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Global rights groups decry Facebook’s actions on Net Neutrality in India

6 Jan 2016

Today, 30 digital rights groups from around the globe released an open letter to Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg decrying Facebook’s recent actions concerning the Free Basics program in India.

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Global rights groups decry Facebook’s actions on Net Neutrality in India
6 Jan 2016
Global rights groups decry Facebook’s actions on Net Neutrality in India
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The U.N. wants to connect everyone to the internet. That’s not enough.

14 Oct 2015

In a new op-ed published at Slate, David Kaye, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the freedom of expression, and Brett Solomon, our executive director, argue that in global policy, connecting the developing world to the internet isn’t enough. Respect for human rights must go “hand in glove” with the drive to connection.

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The U.N. wants to connect everyone to the internet. That’s not enough.
14 Oct 2015
The U.N. wants to connect everyone to the internet. That’s not enough.
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Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules

5 Feb 2015

Today U.S. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler confirmed that the agency will move to pass strong Net Neutrality protections later this month.

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Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules
5 Feb 2015
Access Cheers FCC Move Toward Strong Net Neutrality Rules
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