Category Archives: Save the Net!
BIGGER attacks on internet freedom
People have a right to privacy and also a right to develop our own minds and make thoughtful decisions. Every time major corporations and governments acquire one more way to track our activities and interests, compile statistics about what we … Continue reading
‘Barbershop Punk’ documentary explains Net Neutrality and issues
Michelle Maisto of Connected Planet writes, “Barbershop Punk,” a David-and-Goliath style documentary about Net Neutrality and citizen’s rights to the Internet has been touring the film festival scene and on Friday night — a day after the Senate voted to … Continue reading
Media Outlets Serving Up REAL News
Here’s a running list of media and advocacy organizations who are working hard to bring you the hard-hitting real news you can’t get on TV and in most newspapers any more. It will receive additions . . . hopefully, many … Continue reading
US watch list shuts down English travel sites
A NY Times article reports that Steve Marshall does not understand “how Web sites owned by a British national operating via a Spanish travel agency can be affected by U.S. law.†Worse, he said, “these days not even a judge … Continue reading
Verizon tinkers with dns & search settings
Overrides Internet Searches With Its Own Results by Martin H. Bosworth, November 3, 2007
Save Internet Radio. Act Now!
Internet Radio in Danger A ruling by an obscure regulatory agency threatens to silence Internet radio. After intense lobbying from the recording industry, the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) is about to mandate exponential increases — by as much as 1,200 … Continue reading