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 | | | Dear Steve, Thank you for taking action to save the Internet. Along with 120,000 other citizens, you submitted public comments to the Federal Communications Commission's docket before last week's deadline. What's really impressive? More than 98,000 of those 120,000 were from CREDO members like you! An unofficial tally in the trade journal Broadcasting and Cable suggests that prior to our submission, there were only 20,000 comments, and they were split evenly pro and con net neutrality. But your comment — and the comment of 98,000 other CREDO members — pushed the balance dramatically in favor of strong net neutrality rules. This time, you really made a difference. And the industry is clearly taking notice. Together, our voices are loud — and together, we will continue to fight for important progressive causes like net neutrality. Thank you for being a part of CREDO and for being one of the 98,000 CREDO members who dominated the FCC's comment period for net neutrality. Matt Lockshin, Campaign Manager CREDO Action from Working Assets
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Posted By: Steve Williams
Saturday, January 23rd 2010 at 12:19PM
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Saturday, January 23rd 2010 at 12:23PM
Steve Williams
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I've not heard of CREDO before this blog. I am obviously late, but I will read up on this and if I have questions I will be back Brother Steve. I like the internet and I don't want any regulations that would limit my moment.
Sunday, January 24th 2010 at 10:12AM
Jen Fad
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Sister Jen, one of the organizations that Credo supports is Color of Change. I joined because they had members vote for a variety of organizations they sponsor as to where they should donate their money. Many worthwhile organizations, and they gave each member 100 points to apply towards one or multiple organizations. I put all 100 points toward Color of Change, not because I don't support any of the others, but because Color of Change had sent me the request, as a way to get them funding from Credo. But as a member now of Credo I am getting lots of good information from them on a variety of issues, including this one on Net Neutrality. Basically the Corporations are seeking to get preferential treatment on bandwidth allocation, at the expense of small business and individuals.
Sunday, January 24th 2010 at 12:45PM
Steve Williams
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Steve, don't worry as life itself is trial and error..just keep this vital info coming my brother.(smile)
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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Steve, that is how I met Credo...they introduced themselves to me right after I became a member of Color of Change.
Thursday, April 10th 2014 at 6:47PM
ROBINSON IRMA
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