Net Neutrality Coalition Letter
March 2017 coalition letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Pai and US Senators Thune and Nelson in support of Net Neutrality.
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Fact Sheet: Net Neutrality, Communications Law, and Racial Justice
Net Neutrality fact sheet from Center for Media Justice, Free Press, Color of Change, and National Hispanic Media Coalition.
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The FCC Must Act without Delay to Protect Internet Users and Video Choice
In the 21st century, communities of color face new threats with a very old history: from racially-biased surveillance to the exclusion of voices of color from the video marketplace. To protect the nation’s most vulnerable consumers and ensure the strength of racial justice movements that rely on online tools, the FCC must move forward on Read more
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COMMENTS OF INTERNET FREEDOM SUPPORTERS
Voices for Internet Freedom, Which the Center for Media Justice is apart of sent this letter to the FCC urge them to adopt strong, enforceable, and sustainable Open Internet rules that will protect the Internet as an open platform.
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Open Internet Civil Rights Coalition Notice of Amicus brief
The Center for Media Justice as apart of the, “Open Internet Civil Rights Coalition,” sent a notice informing the court of our intent to file an amicus brief. Download the notice below.
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Net Neutrality Fact Sheet
10 things you wanted to know about Net Neutrality but were too afraid (or bored) to ask.
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Issue Brief: Migrants and an Open Internet
Issue Brief: Migrants and an Open Internet. A CMJ two-pager of why migrant communities need open Internet protections.
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#NetNeutrality Creative Filing to the Federal Communications Commission
The Media Action Grassroots Network believes the Open Internet plays a pivotal role in ensuring racial and economic equity in the 21st century. Without a strong legal framework that ensures the benefits of the Internet are broadly shared, our members are forced to navigate a platform that further entrenches and exacerbates harmful disparities. In 2014 we submitted Read more