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Media Relations

We work with reporters to break crucial stories, give expert commentary and ensure the role of grassroots activism is not ignored in the press.

Press Releases

Following court ruling, Demand Progress renews calls for all 2020 presidential candidates to pledge to restore net neutrality

Press Releases

Netroots groups call for 2020 candidates to pledge to restore net neutrality

Letters

103 Organizations Urge Senate Majority Leader McConnell to Bring the Save the Internet Act to a Vote

Press Releases

Net neutrality advocates to deliver 3.5 million petitions, call out Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for intransigence

Press Releases

Demand Progress statement on Democratic calls for a so-called “bipartisan net neutrality working group”

Press Releases

Public interest coalition opposes so-called net neutrality “working group”

Letters

32 Public Interest Organizations Oppose Harmful Net Neutrality “Working Group”

Press Releases

Statement on House passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Letters

100 Organizations Urge the House to Pass the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Press Releases

Statement on House Energy & Commerce passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Press Releases

Statement on House Communications and Technology Subcommittee passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Press Releases

24 major netroots groups launch effort to support the ‘Save the Internet Act’

Press Releases

Demand Progress Statement on the Save the Internet Act

Press Releases

Ahead of midterms, constituents meet with lawmakers to demand support for real net neutrality

Press Hits

DAILY DOT: Kavanaugh’s toxic net neutrality record went mostly unnoticed during hearings

Press Releases

Internet defenders rally in Los Angeles to urge Gov. Jerry Brown to sign net neutrality bill

Letters

Thirteen Progressive Groups Call on Senate Minority Leader Schumer to Oppose Kavanaugh’s Confirmation

Press Hits

ARS TECHNICA: “Gold standard” state net neutrality bill approved by California Assembly

Press Releases

California State Assembly Passes Landmark Legislation restoring Net Neutrality

Letters

We demand progress through:

Media Relations

Following court ruling, Demand Progress renews calls for all 2020 presidential candidates to pledge to restore net neutrality

Netroots groups call for 2020 candidates to pledge to restore net neutrality

103 Organizations Urge Senate Majority Leader McConnell to Bring the Save the Internet Act to a Vote

Net neutrality advocates to deliver 3.5 million petitions, call out Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for intransigence

Demand Progress statement on Democratic calls for a so-called “bipartisan net neutrality working group”

Public interest coalition opposes so-called net neutrality “working group”

32 Public Interest Organizations Oppose Harmful Net Neutrality “Working Group”

Statement on House passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

100 Organizations Urge the House to Pass the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Statement on House Energy & Commerce passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

Statement on House Communications and Technology Subcommittee passage of the Save the Internet Act (HR 1644)

24 major netroots groups launch effort to support the ‘Save the Internet Act’

Demand Progress Statement on the Save the Internet Act

Ahead of midterms, constituents meet with lawmakers to demand support for real net neutrality

DAILY DOT: Kavanaugh’s toxic net neutrality record went mostly unnoticed during hearings

Internet defenders rally in Los Angeles to urge Gov. Jerry Brown to sign net neutrality bill

Thirteen Progressive Groups Call on Senate Minority Leader Schumer to Oppose Kavanaugh’s Confirmation

ARS TECHNICA: “Gold standard” state net neutrality bill approved by California Assembly

California State Assembly Passes Landmark Legislation restoring Net Neutrality

Public Interest Coalition to Preserve Net Neutrality Expresses Concern Over Nomination of Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

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