The battle to restore Net Neutrality received a huge boost on Wednesday when New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order directing state agencies to not enter into any contracts with internet service providers unless they follow Net Neutrality principles.

AT&T apparently thinks you’re stupid. After successfully lobbying to kill Net Neutrality and broadband-privacy protections, the company this week took out a full-page ad in papers ranging from the New York Times to the Washington Post.

Consumer advocates say AT&T is pushing a terrible legislative fix that would serve its bottom line.

As Democrats in the Senate work to push forward a resolution that would stop the FCC from killing Net Neutrality, multiple lawsuits were filed Tuesday by different groups with that same goal in mind.

Senate Democrats announced on Tuesday that they were one supporter away from winning a vote to restore the Net Neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission rolled back in December.

The attorneys general of 22 states filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to block the Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of regulations that ensure an equal and open internet.

State legislatures are waging their own fight to restore Net Neutrality rules after the Federal Communications Commission moved to scrap them last month.

As Net Neutrality gets more public attention, a Senate resolution that would reverse the FCC's Net Neutrality repeal has 45 supporters.

As more than 40 senators back a bipartisan move to overturn the FCC’s assault on the internet, activists chart a difficult but possible path to victory.

The effort to overturn the Federal Communications Commission's recent repeal of its Net Neutrality rules just crossed an important threshold.