And second, Americans have a right to an open internet.

I've built my life on a free and open internet.

So has the American government's real attitude toward an open internet.

These guys are not interested in an open internet at all and you should wake up to that reality.

Just look at our fights to preserve a free and open Internet.

Could this signify the end of the open internet as we know it?

"Our fundamental goal is promoting an open Internet," she said.

Ultimately, it's not your data any more, which goes against the founding principal of an open internet.

But Americans feel strongly about an open and free Internet.

Sounds like a very strong argument for a free and open Internet, where no single group controls what information is accessible.