File a Comment with the FCC
The FCC is currently constructing a National Broadband Plan – an ambitious effort to bring high speed, affordable Internet to all Americans. But some are using this debate to attack the concept of an Open Internet. Please, take a few minutes today and tell the FCC that you support a free and open Internet. Here's an example of a short comment that you could file with the FCC here.
Dear FCC Commissioners,
As a new media content creator, I applaud the FCC’s action to construct a National Broadband Plan. Connecting more Americans to the Internet is a laudable goal, and all efforts should be made to insure all
Americans have access to high speed and affordable Internet services.
However, access to the Internet should be, by definition, access to the entire Internet, and all of the rich content and sources available online. The Internet is the most entrepreneurial and innovative platform the
world has ever known, and a new crop of creative artists stand ready to offer Americans a rich array of online web content. But my company, and many more like it, wont stand a chance of succeeding if the FCC does
not codify the openness and neutrality of the Internet. We need the platform to remain open and free from discrimination.
Let’s not repeat the mistakes we have made in traditional media – where large content producers have been able to squeeze out independent voices. By preserving openness and preventing discrimination, you will be fostering the innovative and entrepreneurial nature of the Internet for years to come, and all Americans stand to benefit.
Respectfully Submitted,
Your Name
Name of Business (website)
Creator/Owner/ Producer
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