…e We’re At So back to the beginning of this blog. There’s a chance to save Net Neutrality if we really try. The FCC’s decision was in December, but it takes a while for such things to be official (“entered into the Federal Register”). That just happened February 22nd. Once recorded, the Senate can rescind the regulation if they vote to do so within 60 days. 50 senators have already indicated they’d vote to overturn the recent decision. We just nee…

…yay!). The Santa Cruz City Council today approved a declaration supporting Net Neutrality in general terms. We hope the Council will take the next step and codify the pledge signed by our mayor. We hope that other entities will take the pledge, too. When you pay for internet service, you should be the one who decides what you can watch, listen to, or read. Information services are not a good place to put a highest-bidder or corporate-crony filter….

…r Foundation and the ACLU. The next big issue on the internet front may be Net Neutrality. Cruzio and Santa Cruz Fiber practice Net Neutrality — we can get pretty passionate about it, just like privacy. Keep your eye on this issue too. We’ll be sharing updates on these issues in our newsletter, blog and on social media. (Note: let your elected representatives know what you think about internet rules! To find contact information for all your repres…