If the history of Internet policy were a movie, it would feature the public tied to the tracks before an onrushing train of corporate lobbyists.
The villain, however, is not just the powerful phone and cable companies these lobbyists represent, but the politicians who tightened the knots and then stood smugly by as our interests were crushed.
So how do we change this unhappy ending to one where the power of the Internet remains in the hands of the people who use it?
One politician at a time.
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