Legislación
Acceso a Internet y Neutralidad de la Red
We deserve a free and fair internet where we can access information about our democracy. Common Cause is combating efforts from cable companies and politicians to restrict or put a price on that access.
In our 21st-century democracy, everyone should be able to access the Internet to read the news, get informed about their government, and more. That is why Common Cause fights for expanded high-speed broadband services and other pro-access reforms.
We also advocate in favor of net neutrality—vital protections that stop cable companies from charging customers to visit certain websites—at the state and national level. Our internet access & net neutrality work helps keep the public engaged and informed on the issues that matter to all of us.
Lo que estamos haciendo
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Net Neutrality
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Programa de conectividad asequible
El Programa de Conectividad Asequible (ACP) ayuda a garantizar que todos puedan conectarse a Internet.
Su apoyo financiero nos ayuda a generar un impacto al: Hacer que el poder rinda cuentas y fortalecer la democracia.
Actualizaciones
Entrada de blog
Cómo proteger a los votantes de la desinformación electoral
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Election Disinformation in 2022 and What We Learned for 2024
Entrada de blog
What Should I Do When I See Disinformation?
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Comments in the FCC’s broadband deployment proceeding
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Forbes: FCC Votes To Restore Net Neutrality: A Win For Consumers And Democracy
Copps has been a staunch advocate for an open Internet for over two decades, emphasizing that the reinstated rules are not only moderate but have previously been...
La FCC vota a favor de restablecer la neutralidad de la red
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La FCC vota a favor de restablecer la neutralidad de la red