Today, Mozilla joined with dozens of advocacy organizations and companies to urge President Obama to take action on net neutrality in response to his recent vocal support for fair and … Read more
Planning for MozFest 2014 (October 24-26 in London) is in full swing! This year, ‘Policy & Advocacy’ has its own track and we invite you to submit session proposals by … Read more
(This is a repost from The Webmaker Blog) At Mozilla, we exist to protect the free and open web. Today, that openness and freedom is under threat. The open Internet’s … Read more
Today, Mozilla is filing comments in response to the first of two major deadlines set out by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for its latest net neutrality proposal. The … Read more
Today, we are at the Knight – MIT Civic Media conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts to celebrate the winners of the Knight News Challenge. The Knight News Challenge winners are a … Read more
Yesterday evening, the U.S. House of Representatives took two minor steps forward on surveillance reform – one a 293-123 vote to prevent some targeting of Americans in the use of … Read more
Over the past several weeks, the principle of Net Neutrality has gained broad, mainstream attention. Already, more than a hundred thousand people have made their voice heard through comments to … Read more
It’s been a year since the first National Security Agency documents leaked by Edward Snowden fundamentally changed the way people view government’s role in balancing privacy and safety. The impact … Read more
(Updated May 6 with additional notes; see below.) In January, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) order that prevented Internet Service Providers (ISPs) … Read more
I recently attended the NETmundial conference in Sao Paulo, Brazil, along with Alex Fowler and Mitchell Baker, and am sharing my reflections in this post. To call NETmundial a “conference” … Read more
Este post foi publicado originalmente em inglês no dia 16 de Abril de 2013. The following is a translation of a Mozilla blog post originally published in English on April … Read more
The following is a guest post by Mozilla public policy contributor Norberto Nuno Andrade of the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology. Yesterday, the Bill known as The Marco Civil … Read more