Google, Facebook, Netflix, Twitter, and 80,000 other top websites and organizations have joined together for a "Day of Action" to protest a retreat from the concept of "net neutrality."
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Banners, pop-ups, push notifications and videos will be seen across participating websites, urging visitors to tell the FCC what they think.
Google declined to share specifics about its involvement, but users searching "what is net neutrality" or "net neutrality day of action" will get a call-out box with information at the top of their results.
Many are getting creative and writing their own code or displaying their own banners in support of net neutrality that point to action tools.".
Internet service providers and cable companies argue that Obama-era regulations enacted in 2015 intended to protect net neutrality are the wrong approach, and that a "light touch" is preferred.
A poll from Morning Consult and the NCTA found that 61 percent of consumers either strongly or somewhat support net neutrality rules. »