Why It's So Important

OK Go Visits Capitol Hill

Press release | Damian's testimony | Press coverage

Pearl Jam at Lollapalooza

Read FMC's statement on Pearl Jam incident

Tim Wu on Net Neutrality

Founding Bands

R.E.M. • Pearl Jam
Ted Leo • Boots Riley
Death Cab for Cutie
OK Go • Bob Mould
Calexico • Kathleen Hanna
The Donnas • Jerry Harrison
John Doe • Les Claypool
Kronos Quartet
Jimmy Tamborello
Street to Nowhere
The Locust • Rogue Wave
Guster • State Radio
Matt Wertz • Griffin House
Matt Nathanson • The Wrens

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Concert for Peace, San Mateo, CA
05/10/2008

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Press Center

Network Neutrality -- or Net Neutrality -- is the principle that preserves a free and open Internet. Net neutrality ensures that all users can access the content, or run the applications and devices of their choice.

Rock the Net is a nationwide coalition of musicians and labels that support net neutrality. We come together to demonstrate to Congress and the FCC the music community's broad support for this principle. As musicians and entrepreneurs, we understand the importance of treating all websites and online music stores equally -- from the busiest music website to the smallest blog. We urge Congress to support network neutrality.

For interview requests and other press inquiries, please contact:

Casey Rae-Hunter
Communications Director, Future of Music Coalition
202/822-2051
casey@futureofmusic.org

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Featured Press

Politicos make new push for Net neutrality policing
CNET
March 11, 2008

OK Go to Congress: OK Act
Huffington Post
March 13, 2008

House panel explores net neutrality antitrust law
Washington Post
March 12, 2008

OK Go rocks Capitol Hill for Net Neutrality
Washington Times
March 12, 2008

Net Neutrality Supporters Testify
Consumer Affairs
March 12, 2008

Christians, Rockers and Pro-Choicers Testify for Net Neutrality
E-Commerce Times
March 12, 2008

Net Neutrality Back in Spotlight
Broadcasting and Cable
November 12, 2007

The Internet and music
Seattle Times Op-Ed
November 1, 2007

Seattle rocks the net as Inslee renews call for net neutrality
Reclaim the Media
October 30, 2007

AT&T Admits it Censored Other Bands
CNET
August 13, 2007

AT&T calls censorship of Pearl Jam lyrics a mistake
CNET
August 9, 2007

FMC's Statement on on AT&T Silencing Pearl Jam's lyrics during Lollapalooza webcast
Future of Music Coalition
August 9, 2007

Death Cab, R.E.M., Leo, Wrens Rock for Net Neutrality
Pitchfork
April 3, 2007

Net Effects: The fight over network neutrality is spreading to the music business
Billboard
April 7, 2007

Musicians for Net Neutrality Rockin' the Net
Tiny Mix Tapes
April 2, 2007

Musicians Rock the Net for Net Neutrality
Boing Boing
March 29, 2007

'Net Neutrality' Strikes Chord With Coalition Of Musicians
National Journal's Technology Daily
March 29, 2007

Musicians beat drum for equal Net treatment
USA Today (Associated Press)
March 28, 2007

REM back internet free speech campaign
Bands sign up for Rock The Net
NME (UK)
March 28, 2007

Musicians Demand the Internet Stay Neutral
Slashdot
March 28, 2007

Musicians back net neutrality laws
CNET Blog
March 28, 2007

Rockers Stump for Net Neutrality
IP Democracy
March 28, 2007

Music Stars Back "Rock the Net" Campaign
Broadcasting & Cable
March 28, 2007

Independent musicians fearful their music will go unheard if the Internet is prioritized
Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)
March 28, 2007

CD sales dead? Not For Indies!
Harold Feld
Public Knowledge
March 27, 2007

Independent Musicians Launch "Rock The Net" Network Neutrality Campaign
Harold Feld
Wet Machine
March 27, 2007

R.E.M. and Net Neutrality
Washington Post
March 26, 2007

R.E.M. for a Neutral Net
Murmurs
March 27, 2007

Rock the Net
Michael Geist Blog
March 23, 2007

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