House Passes Controversial COPE Telecom Bill, Rejects Amendment to Protect Net Neutrality
Democracy Now!, June 9, 2006
The House voted on legislation yesterday that could determine the future of the internet and public access television in this country. In a vote of 321 to 101, the House voted to pass the Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act, known as the COPE bill.
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