@Justin,
Letter to: Senator Mike DeWine; Senator George V. Voinovich;
5/30/2006
The Honorable ______________
Address
City, State Zip
RE: Please Support Network Neutrality
Dear _____________:
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As your constituent and as one of the world's more than one billion Internet users, I am writing to request that you support the open Internet by cosponsoring S. 2917, The Internet Freedom Preservation Act, to create "network neutrality."
Today's Internet is an incredible open marketplace for goods, services, information and ideas. It breeds innovation and is a resource for millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of small businesses.
Regrettably, without network neutrality legislation, the Internet is likely to become a two-tiered system - where those who can pay a tax to have access to consumers will have access to a fast lane and the rest will crawl along in the slow lane. Innovation on the Internet will suffer, consumer choices will decrease, and entrepreneurship will diminish.
The concept of network neutrality protects the open Internet that we all enjoy. Without these protections, the Internet will no longer be an open and competitive marketplace and network operators will direct consumers to the content and services that are provided by those who can pay premium prices.
We need legislation to create rules of the road to prevent discrimination and to maintain the open architecture of the Internet. To protect consumer choice, innovation, competitiveness, and small business, I hope you will support network neutrality.
Sincerely,
Letter to: Representative Sherrod Brown;
5/30/2006
The Honorable ______________
Address
City, State Zip
RE: Please Support Network Neutrality
Dear _____________:
Note: The recipient's name and address will be automatically added to your letter
As your constituent and as one of the world's more than one billion Internet users, I am writing to request that you support the open Internet by cosponsoring HR 5417, The Internet Freedom and Nondiscrimination Act of 2006, to create "network neutrality."
Today's Internet is an incredible open marketplace for goods, services, information and ideas. It breeds innovation and is a resource for millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of small businesses.
Regrettably, without network neutrality legislation, the Internet is likely to become a two-tiered system - where those who can pay a tax to have access to consumers will have access to a fast lane and the rest will crawl along in the slow lane. Innovation on the Internet will suffer, consumer choices will decrease, and entrepreneurship will diminish.
The concept of network neutrality protects the open Internet that we all enjoy. Without these protections, the Internet will no longer be an open and competitive marketplace and network operators will direct consumers to the content and services that are provided by those who can pay premium prices.
We need legislation to create rules of the road to prevent discrimination and to maintain the open architecture of the Internet. To protect consumer choice, innovation, competitiveness, and small business, I hope you will support network neutrality.
Sincerely,