Battle for the Net
Today is the Net Neutrality Day of Action, a day when some of the web’s biggest companies try to mobilize users into an online protest to stop the federal government from ending net neutrality. This stems from news that the Federal Communications Commission is wanting to undo regulations that prevent companies like Verizon or AT&T from blocking or slowing down online content stemming from competitors.
Today, companies are asking everyone to submit comments to the FCC supporting net neutrality.
Here is a list of websites and companies participating today:
- AALL
- ABP
- Access Now
- ACLU
- Acquia
- AdBlock
- Adafruit
- AirBNB
- ALA
- Allied for Startups
- Amazon
- American Sustainable Business Council
- AnchorFree
- Apalon
- Ask Applications
- Association of Research Libraries
- Atlassian
- AT&T (They said on their blog that they support net neutrality and will join the Day of Action, but they do not support Title II reclassification)
- Automattic
- Bandcamp
- Best VPN
- Bigchain DB
- Bitbucket
- Bittorrent
- Bloody Disgusting
- BoingBoing
- Brave
- Burlington Telecom
- CC Mixter
- CDT
- Change.org
- Checkiday
- Checkout.com
- Chess.com
- CiviCRM
- Code Academy
- College Humor
- Color of Change
- Common Cause
- Computer & Communications Industry Association
- Consumer Reports
- COS
- Coworker.org
- Creative Commons
- Credo
- Daily KOS
- Demand Progress
- Democracy for America
- Deviant Art
- Discourse
- Discord
- Digital Ocean
- Digital West
- Dread Central
- DreamHost
- Dribble
- Dropbox
- DuckDuckGo
- EFF
- Elastic
- Engine
- ETHNews
- Etsy
- Exaptive
- Experts Exchange
- Facebook (They have said they will participate in the Day of Action, but their free basics service was criticized by some.)
- Fark
- Faithful Internet
- Fight for the Future
- Flashrouterse
- Foursquare
- Fractured Atlas
- FreeCodeCamp
- FMA
- Freepress Action Fund
- Free Software Foundation
- Funny or Die
- Fuzzco
- Generation Justice
- GitHub
- Global Network Systems
- Google (confirmed by Wired)
- Greenpeace
- HeartMob
- HighTimes
- Hollaback
- IAC Applications
- IFIXIT
- Imgur
- Incompas
- Internet Archive
- Internet Association
- Internet Creators Guild
- Internet Infrastructure Coalition
- IPDB Interplanetary Database
- IPFS
- IPVanish VPN
- Jamendo Music
- Keep Our Net Free
- Kickstarter
- Kink.com
- Kip
- LookFar
- LibertyVPS
- Linode
- Mag-Net
- Magnetic
- ManyVids
- Media Alliance
- Media Mobilizing Project
- Medium
- Metal Sucks
- Michael Trim Show
- Mighty Ali
- Minds
- Mitu
- MNN
- Moms Rising
- MoveOn.org
- Mozilla
- MPower Change
- N/
- Namecheap
- NARAL
- National Coalition Against Censorship
- NDIA
- Netflix
- Newgrounds
- Nextdoor
- NHMC
- Noiseaware
- OFA
- OK Cupid
- Open Democracy
- Open Media
- Open Source Initiative
- Open Technology
- Opera
- Optimizely
- O’Reilly
- Other 98
- Our Revolution
- Palantir.net
- Pantheon
- Patook
- Patreon
- Pilot
- Plays.TV
- PLOS
- PluralSight
- Popular Resistance
- PornHub
- PornMD
- Priceonomics
- PrivacyTools.io
- Private Internet Access
- Progressive Change Campaign Committee
- ProtonMail
- PublicKnowledge
- Race Forward
- Rainforest Action Network
- Redfin
- RedTube
- Rent the Runway
- Rock the Vote
- Shapeways
- Simple In/Out
- Single
- Slashdot
- Slickdeals
- SlimWare Utilities
- Song Meanings
- Sonic
- SONOS
- SoundCloud
- SourceForge
- SOVRN
- Spotify
- Stack Overflow
- StartMail
- Startpage
- SurfEasy
- Tanaza
- Tastemade
- Team Snap
- TechGage
- Tech: NYC
- That One Privacy Site
- The Action Network
- The Authors Guild
- The Center for Media Justice
- The Main Street Alliance
- The Nation
- The Harry Potter Alliance
- ThinkGeek
- Ting
- Top 10 VPN
- Trello
- Tumblr
- Tunnel Bear
- Twilio
- Vice Impact
- Vidme
- Vimeo
- Vivaldi
- Voqal
- VyprVPN
- WakaTime
- Wanderu
- Weebly
- Witness
- Women’s March
- World Wide Web Foundation
- Working Narratives
- Writers Guild of America East
- Writers Guild of America West
- Y Combinator
- Yelp
- YourPorn
- Zapier
- ZenMate
- 18MR.org
- 53
- 99 Designs