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Remembering Aaron

Remembering Aaron

January 11th marked the seventh anniversary of the passing of our co-founder, Aaron Swartz, and it has become our tradition to use this…
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Demand Progress
Jan 13, 2020
The fight for net neutrality in 2019

The fight for net neutrality in 2019

A look at some of the year’s highs and lows — and what comes next.
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Mark Stanley
Dec 31, 2019
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Today we remember Aaron.

Today we remember Aaron.

Today, as is our tradition, we write to mark the anniversary of the passing of Demand Progress’s cofounder, Aaron Swartz.
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Demand Progress
Jan 11, 2019
The House Office of Inspector General Should Publish Information About Its Reports

The House Office of Inspector General Should Publish Information About Its Reports

The House of Representatives has an Inspector General that is authorized to provide independent, nonpartisan investigations into the…
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Daniel Schuman
Dec 10, 2018
Why Net Neutrality is Critical for Seniors in California

Why Net Neutrality is Critical for Seniors in California

By Carolene Logue, Roseville, California (4th Congressional District)
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Demand Progress
Nov 1, 2018
Utah’s Dynamic Technology Economy is Due to a Free and Open Internet

Utah’s Dynamic Technology Economy is Due to a Free and Open Internet

By Clint Berry, Co-Founder & CTO of Weave, Lehi, Utah (3rd Congressional District)
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Demand Progress
Oct 31, 2018
New Yorkers Need Action NOW To Restore a Free Internet

New Yorkers Need Action NOW To Restore a Free Internet

By Alex Chichester, Community Center Leader and Freelance Video Producer, Elmira, New York (24th Congressional District)
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Demand Progress
Oct 30, 2018
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