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  • How Public Participation Saved Canada's Internet (Or: What Happens When Decision-Makers Actually Listen)

    Cynthia Khoo
    May 5, 2017
    Last week FCC Chairman Ajit Pai unveiled a plan to hand over the internet to companies like Comcast. Canada was also all abuzz with Net Neutrality news last week, and for the completely opposite reason.

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