Finding:

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   Save the Internet

   Save the Internet is a coalition of individuals, businesses, and non-profit organizations led by Free Press working for the preservation of network neutrality.
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   Ben Going

   Of the video, Salon.com quoted Ben Scott, one of the coordinators of SaveTheInternet.com, to have said that Going's “Save the Internet!” "is doing the work of 30 full-time communications professionals". ... ↑ Save the Internet!
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   Andrew Keen

   Keen debates "Can we save the internet?" with Kevin Kelly at Jewcy.com
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   Masood Khan

   Meet the man who will save the internet
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   Media democracy

   Save the Internet
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   Virgin Media

   The presence of three tuners means that V+ can record two channels at the same time while viewers watch a third. ... ↑ "Save the Internet".
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   Network neutrality in the United States

   | Communications, Consumer’s Choice, and Broadband Deployment Act of 2006 | S. 2686 | May 1, 2006 | Senators Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) & Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) | Aims to amend the Communications Act of 1934 and addresses net neutrality by directing the FCC to conduct a study of abusive business practices predicted by the Save the Internet coalition and similar groups. | Sent to the full Senate in a 15-7 committee vote and defeated by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation on June 28, 2006.
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   Tony Huynh

   Another repeated theme in Huynh's videos is to address individuals who have achieved the rank of Internet celebrity.. ... ↑ Save The Internet Website - Videos section
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   Censorship in the United States

   Satellite, cable television, and Internet outlets are not subject to content-based FCC regulation. ... ↑ Save the Internet : Frequently Asked Questions
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    Data discrimination

    Save the Internet said this was an intentional act on the part of Cox Cable to protect classified ad services offered by its partners.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Save the Internet,
• Ben Going,
• Andrew Keen,
• Masood Khan,
• Media democracy,
• Virgin Media,
• Network neutrality in the United States,
• Tony Huynh,
• Censorship in the United States,
• Data discrimination