The A List Apart Blog Presents:

Act Now! Fight to Restore Net Neutrality.

by Jeffrey ZeldmanJanuary 28, 2014August 12, 2019

Published in Business, Community, Industry, State of the Web

Article Continues Below

On Jan. 14, a federal appeals court decided Verizon vs. FCC in favor of Verizon—not because Verizon was right, but because the FCC chose the wrong legal framework to use back in 2010. Nothing you can do today will be more important for the health of the web than letting the FCC hear from you on this issue. And it’s easy to do. We urge every A List Apart reader to sign the petition. Do it now!

No Comments

Got something to say?

We have turned off comments, but you can see what folks had to say before we did so.

More from ALA

Request with Intent: Caching Strategies in the Age of PWAs

by Aaron Gustafson

To boost performance responsibly, Aaron Gustafson puts a spin on classic best practices, experiments with media caching strategies, and shares smart Cache API tricks.

Responsible JavaScript: Part III

by Jeremy Wagner

Jeremy Wagner shows us how to get and keep third-party JavaScript under control through clean-up sprints and eternal vigilance.

The Untapped Power of Vulnerability & Transparency in Content Strategy

by Travis McKnight

Learn the three storytelling pillars of vulnerable and transparent content to forge deeper connections with your users.

An Essential Tool for Capturing Your Career Accomplishments

by Jessica Ivins

Even if you’re not looking for a job, Jessica Ivins shares a great way to jump start your résumé and portfolio right now.

Getting to the Heart of Digital Accessibility

by Carie Fisher

The tech world has a major diversity problem. accessible developers may be an unexpected part of the solution.