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Net Neutrality As Campaign Finance Reform

Net Neutrality As Campaign Finance Reform

Title:Net Neutrality As Campaign Finance Reform (ID: CSD4428)
Author(s):Harold Feld (Media Access Project)
Topics:Broadband Access and Pricing, Net Neutrality, Policy and Law: Federal, Telecommunications Policy
Origin:Community Contributions (2006)
Type:Blogs and Wikis
Abstract:"It is quite possible that the most important piece of campaign finance reform to pass in 2006 will be Senator Wyden's "Internet Non-Discrimination Act of 2006." Until now the Internet did not require candidates to raise huge amounts of money to pay for the ability to reach voters. Without Net Neutrality, all that changes."
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