What exactly is net neutrality and why have some dubbed it the foremost free speech issue of our time? The ACLU will host a live Facebook Q&A to answer your questions.
The Internet is a huge part of our everyday lives, and the primary place where Americans exercise their right to free expression. Most of us take for granted that the Internet will always remain the free and open forum that it is today — but there are no such guarantees.
Join us to learn more about the issue and learn how you can take action to protect freedom of expression on the Internet.
WHO: Jay Stanley, ACLU Senior Policy Analyst for the Speech, Privacy and Technology Program
WHAT: A live Facebook Q&A on “Net Neutrality”
WHERE: Right here on this Note!
WHEN: Tuesday, November 16 at 4 p.m. EDT/1 p.m. PDT
HOW: Post your question in the comments section (below) or tweet them using the #NNQA hashtag.
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