ACLU, EFF and Other 170 Groups Ask FCC to Keep Net Neutrality

Even before the FCC had a new boss, it was well known that things were going to change. The fact that we've gone back in time a couple of years, however, wasn't exactly how most believed things would go. 

The American Civil Liberties Union, alongside the Electronic Frontier Foundation and over 170 other groups have sent a letter to Ajit Pai, FCC's new chairman, asking him to maintain the 2015 net neutrality order. 

Despite the fact that many thought the net neutrality battle had been won, it seems that things are a bit different. These organizations as asking the FCC to continue treating Internet traffic equally, which is vital to making the Internet an engine of opportunity, in order to preserve competition and free speech for smaller ISPs. 

"We urge you and your colleagues to oppose legislation and regulatory actions th...