On January 14, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit that struck down the Federal Communications Commission's open internet rules, commonly known as "Net Neutrality" because ISPs are not classified as "common carriers". This ruling allows ISPs to charge companies for access to its users and charge users for access to certain services. Fewer companies will be able to afford access for innovative ideas and products.
We urge the President to direct ISPs to disclose how much they charge 3rd party companies to deliver content to the end consumer.
If a consumer is already paying for high speed internet - 3rd party companies should not be forced to pay ISPs to deliver content at high speeds to those same consumers.