Amy Goodman

Justice Department Opposes Net Neutrality. The Justice Department is publicly opposing net neutrality, the principle that all Internet sites should be equally accessible to any Web user. On Thursday the Justice Department sided with the country's large telecommunications companies and urged the Federal Communications Commission not to adopt net neutrality.

Meanwhile the man who invented the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, told a house subcommittee on Thursday that net neutrality is needed to ensure the growth of an open Internet and for U.S. businesses to remain competitive. He said: "A nondiscriminatory internet provision is very important for a society."

For more about Network Neutrality:
Save the Internet: Fighting for Internet Freedom - Protect Internet freedom by preserving network neutrality.
Internet neutrality law needed, Vinton Cerf says | InfoWorld... The man often called the father of the Internet told US lawmakers Tuesday that the future of the Internet is at risk if Congress does not pass a law ...
Newmark: Keep the Internet neutral, fair and free - CNN.com
wearetheweb.org - Fighting for Net Neutrality and Internet Freedom
Congress Retreats from Guaranteeing Internet Neutrality
Network neutrality on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hands Off The Internet - ‘Net Neutrality’ means more federal regulation, less innovation
The Coming Tug of War Over the Internet - washingtonpost.com
Network Neutrality on circleid.com
Why you should care about network neutrality. - By Tim Wu - Slate.com