Net Neutrality Activists Believe the 'Internet Voter' Is a New Political Force

Now that the US government's historic open internet protections have taken effect, many of the activists who pushed for the landmark rules are aiming to turn their victory into a new political force. The Federal Communications Commission's open internet policy still faces major threats from broadband giants and their allies in Congress, but the successful net neutrality campaign has emboldened activists as they look toward the 2016 elections and beyond. Craig Aaron, president and CEO of Free Pre...