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  • About the Verizon/Google 'Deal' on Net Neutrality

    Marvin Ammori
    August 9, 2010

    This week, Bloomberg reported that Verizon and Google have made a deal on network neutrality policy they'd like to see in America. That deal (surprise!) is Google can get special privileges on Verizon's network.

  • About the Verizon/Google 'Deal' on Net Neutrality

    Marvin Ammori
    August 6, 2010

    This week, Bloomberg reported that Verizon and Google have made a deal on network neutrality policy they'd like to see in America. That deal (surprise!) is Google can get special privileges on Verizon's network.

  • How I Lost the Big One, Bigtime

    Marvin Ammori
    April 7, 2010

    On Tuesday, the D.C. Circuit ruled on an important Internet law case I argued for Free Press on behalf of a range of “supporting intervenors” in the case. I wanted to post a few thoughts about the decision.

  • Comcast Had "Fair Notice" Not To Block Speech and Innovation Online

    Marvin Ammori
    January 13, 2010

    Last Friday, an appeals court heard arguments on Comcast v. FCC, which centered on the landmark 2008 FCC Net Neutrality ruling ordering Comcast to stop blocking users' ability to use peer-to-peer technologies like BitTorrent.

  • Cable Industry Confused: It's Not Their First Amendment, But Ours

    Marvin Ammori
    December 11, 2009

    The cable and phone industry keep making the offensive argument that the First Amendment belongs to them, not you--and that the First Amendment empowers them to stifle your online speech just so they can make more money.

  • Net Neutrality at Home Is Key to Promoting Democracy Abroad, say White House, State Department

    Marvin Ammori
    November 25, 2009

    If we as a nation don't preserve Network Neutrality at home, we undermine our diplomacy goals and pro-democracy initiatives abroad. So say senior officials at the State Department and the White House, who spoke Thursday at an academic conference organized by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

  • What Sotomayor Could Mean for Network Neutrality and the First Amendment

    Marvin Ammori
    July 13, 2009

    Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will ask Judge Sonia Sotomayor questions this week and has said he will ask about network neutrality.

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