Sara K

Policy Fellow at @PublicKnowledge

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Listening to @MCalabreseNAF, Jon Schwantes, @ROSSatACA, @RossAMarchand, Jill Canfield, and Michael Nilsson discuss #NextGenTV at @OTI

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Thanks to @NewAmerica and @OTI for putting on an event on #NextGenTV and the FCC's role in protecting consumers and promoting innovation!

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Additionally, they provide certainty for the industry - @johnconyersjr

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Rules addressing #NetNeutrality have the benefit of addressing the issues BEFORE they cause consumer harm - @johnconyersjr

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

"Discrimination leads to less consumer choice, less innovation, higher costs" - @johnconyersjr explaining the harms we face #NetNeutrality

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

While @RepGoodlatte supports a solution, he doesn't acknowledge the evidence showing the 2015 Order is WORKING to protect #NetNeutrality

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

.@RepGoodlatte is skeptical that the 2015 Order actually promotes the Virtuous Cycle - but the data shows it's working! #NetNeutrality

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

The primary goal of an open internet is to prevent the internet gatekeepers from deciding what consumers can do online - @RepCicilline

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Without the current protections, consumers will be harmed in numerous ways - we must protect #NetNeutrality - @RepCicilline

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Don’t let @AjitPaiFCC trick you into thinking #NetNeutrality is scary. Call Congress and save the open internet. https://t.co/9ZKRmriYkF

[Arian Attar @ari_attar]

Great discussion going at “Dominant platforms, gatekeepers, and the future of competition policy” featuring PK’s @M_F_Rose! Thanks @RSI!

[Daiquiri Ryan Mercado, Esq. (she/ella) @DaiquiriRyan]

.@M_F_Rose highlighting why consumers benefit more from ex ante rules instead of ex post rules: the average consumer doesn't have the ability to decipher what kind of harm encompasses internet speed discrimination

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Such an informative discussion by @publicknowledge about the importance of the current #FCCRules for #NetNeutrality

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Thanks again to all of our panelists - @ChipPickering @JonSallet @nartech @lculbs @rachelwolbers @ChrisJ_Lewis and our moderator @pab_PK

[Public Knowledge @publicknowledge]

Repeal of #FCCRules would leave us with no protections & significant legal consequences. -@ChipPickering

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

An audience member wants to know what consumers can do now to protect #NetNeutrality - tweet at your representatives! They answer to you!

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

The current #FCCRules should be protected and strongly enforced. - @ChipPickering

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

What discourages me is the movement of FCC to roll back the current #FCCRules and there's no sign of Congress fixing that - @ChrisJ_Lewis

[Sara K @sarak_PK]

Legislation can only be a possibility if it includes CURRENT #FCCRules and those protections are permanently protected - @ChipPickering

[Carmen Scurato @CarmenScurato]

@JVelezHagan Fact 4: "anyone with an idea and an internet connection can compete in markets around the world" again, because of #NetNeutrality