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Senate Democrats say they have the votes to formally disapprove of the FCC’s Net Neutrality vote.

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, the Senate voted 52–47 in favor of a resolution of disapproval that would overturn the FCC’s unpopular 2017 repeal of Net Neutrality protections.

Free Press is leading a legal challenge to the FCC’s decision to reinstate the UHF discount.

Investors have a new risk factor to take into account when betting on tech companies: the end of Net Neutrality.

The FCC has posted notice that the Net Neutrality rules will disappear on June 11. What do we do now to fight for an open internet?

“Sinclair’s plan to sell seven stations to Fox as part of its Tribune takeover shows everything that’s wrong with the media-ownership landscape.”

Prodded by Democrats, the Senate is set late next week to vote on what could be the first step toward restoring Net Neutrality rules.

With Comcast buying up broadcasters, it’s about to get a lot worse.

“Sinclair’s plan to sell seven stations to Fox as part of its Tribune takeover shows everything that’s wrong with the media-ownership landscape.”

The Red Alert for Net Neutrality project is organized by activist groups Demand Progress, Free Press Action Fund and Fight for the Future.