Here's the Open Internet fact sheet (1 of 2) #netneutrality pic.twitter.com/4gIISBjn6o

— Amy Schatz (@Amy_Schatz) May 15, 2014

FCC's Open Internet fact sheet (2 of 2) #netneutrality pic.twitter.com/cGqPKr4NGa

— Amy Schatz (@Amy_Schatz) May 15, 2014

.@TomWheelerFCC says he doesn’t like the idea of fast lane/slow lane Internet (although his propose would, you know, allow it).

— Amy Schatz (@Amy_Schatz) May 15, 2014

The one @TomWheelerFCC quote you need to read on #NetNeutrality just now: pic.twitter.com/0kmKZKswq8

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

Yup MT @kenarcherdc: @b_fung But the FCC's own speed tests show no ISPs deliver agreed upon bandwidth all the time, and no one is punished.

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

Clyburn draws a parallel between ISP blocking and traffic discrimination to government censorship by other foreign regimes. #NetNeutrality

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

FCC commissioner Clyburn says her mother never calls her about tech policy. But "all that changed" on April 28 #netneutrality

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

This room is incredibly full — and there are three overflow rooms here at the FCC. #netneutrality pic.twitter.com/0isLHtnrL0

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

Commissioner O'Rielly: "I cannot support today's notice." So to recap, it's a 3-2 vote to move fwd on #netneutrality along party lines.

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

FCC Chair details on what is "commercially unreasonable:" if consumer sees some traffic travel below speeds he/she paid for #netneutrality

— ceciliakang (@ceciliakang) May 15, 2014

If @SenWarren or @SenSanders ran the #FCC we wouldn't have a problem with #netneutrality.

— SARAH RAMSINGH (@SarahRamsingh) May 15, 2014

–@AjitPaiFCC not for #netneutrality. Says, 'Congress got it right. People's elected officials should have more of a say in internet.' O_o

— SARAH RAMSINGH (@SarahRamsingh) May 15, 2014

–@AjitPaiFCC is for scientists & economists to review the #FCC plans and give feedback. Only concrete thing I've heard any commissioner say.

— SARAH RAMSINGH (@SarahRamsingh) May 15, 2014

#FCC Commissioner @mikeofcc just said "prioritization is not a bad word." We beg to differ. #SaveTheInternet

— Free Press (@freepress) May 15, 2014

–@mikeofcc = Bought and PAID. #FCC #netneutrality

— SARAH RAMSINGH (@SarahRamsingh) May 15, 2014

Here’s that FCC net neutrality compromise everyone demanded. And here’s the problem. http://t.co/b4vQeCrMTQ

— Gigaom (@gigaom) May 15, 2014

While I can't be there, I stand w/those outside @FCC. Americans won't accept anything less than an open Internet. pic.twitter.com/tKNs7QgmDQ

— Ron Wyden (@RonWyden) May 15, 2014

You can weigh in on #netneutrality by filing a comment here: http://t.co/ole8MW2m03 A step-by-step walkthrough here: http://t.co/vFnOvCpQx6

— Brian Fung (@b_fung) May 15, 2014

Also, still waiting for President Obama to say something more than he’s for net neutrality…