Sending Office: Honorable Michael F. Doyle
Sent By:
Philip.Murphy@mail.house.gov
Letter Sign on Request
Preserve the Open Internet
Ask the FCC to delay Net Neutrality Repeal
Letter closes: December 12th
Dear Colleague,
Please join Communications and Technology Subcommittee Ranking Member Mike Doyle in sending the following letter to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Pai. The letter requests that the Chairman delay consideration of the “Restoring Internet
Freedom” item and remove it from the FCC’s December Open Meeting Agenda. The “Restoring Internet Freedom” item would repeal the FCC’s Open Internet Order and end Net Neutrality.
The FCC’s current Net Neutrality rules have been upheld in Federal Court and public opinion polls show strong support from all sides of the political spectrum. During the FCC’s public comment process to repeal the Open Internet Order, the Commission received
more than 22 million comments that overwhelmingly called for the Commission to leave the current rules in place.
Today, on Cyber Monday, over 200 online companies sent a
letter to Chairman Pai urging him to keep the current Open Internet rules as they are necessary to ensure the internet remains a free and open marketplace that encourages innovation and supports robust competition.
Here is a short list of others who are opposed to repealing the current rules.
Over 200 international businesses and organizations have weighed in opposition.
Dozens of ISPs across the country have told the FCC to leave the rules in place.
Sixty Mayors across the country have filed their opposition to the FCC plan.
To sign onto the letter or if you have any questions please contact Philip Murphy (Philip.Murphy@mail.house.gov) in Congressman Doyle’s office at
(202) 225-2135.
Thank you for your consideration.
Text of Letter to Chairman Pai
November xx, 2017
The Honorable Ajit V. Pai
Chairman
Federal Communications Commission
445 12th Street S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20554
Dear Chairman Pai:
We write to you today regarding the “Restoring Internet Freedom” item, WC Docket No. 17-108, on the Federal Communication Commission’s December Open Meeting Agenda. We urge you to delay consideration of this item and remove it from the December agenda.
Thank you for your attention to this important request.
Sincerely;
Mike Doyle
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