The Right Needs to Wake up to Net Neutrality

I am happy to announce that I am being joined in this effort by the United States Internet Industry Association (USIIA). Dave McClure, President and CEO of the USIIA, will be offering op eds for you to post on your blog or to share with others. Mr. McClure's first op ed for your use is titled Internet Regulation Would Take a Toll on Pennsylvania’s Economy and is posted at Anita MonCrief's new site EmergingCorruption.com. (If you would like a Word Document of this op ed CLICK HERE) USIIA has some useful articles and studies on the Publications Page of its website that might help you learn a bit more about Net Neutrality.

Americans For Tax Reform's Net Neutrality Effort

I am not working with Americans for Tax Reform like I am the USIIA, but I personally have signed onto ATRs Net Neutrality regulation coalition letter. You can see ATRs Net Neutrality Policy Brief on the ATR website. Another great resource for anti-Net Neutrality information can be found at StopNetRegulation.org. There you will see some great op eds by Seton Motley that you can blog about. Seton recently participated in a podcast for the Heartland Institute. You can listen to it HERE.

The Heartland Institute

Speaking of the Heartland Institute, they also have a great resource for Net Neutrality information in their InfoTech pages.

Adam Thierer

Adam Thierer is one of the sharpest folks working to inform the nation about how bad Net Neutrality is for our nation. One of his best pieces is here. The 5-Part Case against Net Neutrality Regulation. He shows that the oppressive regulations that the left-leaning Net Neutrality supporters want will stifle innovation and invention right as the age of the Internet is just lifting off. Two short YouTube videos that feature Thierer help explain the free market argument. Posting Part One and Part Two on your blog would enlighten your blog readers considerably. Here are a few anti-Net Neutrality organizations and Web Resources that are worth looking in on occasionally:

• StopNetRegulation.org
• The Technology Liberation Front
• The Progress and Freedom Foundation
  -Multimedia pages with some great videos and podcasts
• MediaFreedom.org
• Tech at Night, Neil Stevens of RedState
• Tech Daily Dose, National Journal
• Tech Meme
• The Hill's Hillicon Valley Blog
• Politico's Morning Tech Blog
• Scott Cleland's Precursor Bog

Here are some industry websites that follow Internet regulations:

• Verizon's Policy Blog
• Broadcasting and Cable's Tech Page
• TVB
• AT&T's Public Policy Page
• Google's Public Policy Page

We hope that you will post our articles and press releases. We also hope that our emailings will interest you enough to join the fight and write a few blog posts about Net Neutrality. At stake is no less our freedom to blog not to mention the innovation of a free market. Feel free to drop me a line at igcolonel@hotmail.com and do let me know if you are interested in helping to get the free market, conservative narrative on Net Neutrality out to your readers. This issue is vitally important for the freedom and success of our Internet.