This month, the Federal Communications
Commission will vote on the proposal to modernize the Lifeline program to include broadband Internet.
For decades, the Lifeline program has successfully helped families across
America pay for basic telephone services that connect them to emergency
services, doctors, schools, job opportunities, and more. But in 2016, people
are using the Internet for many of these services, so families need to have
the choice of using the subsidy for Internet access.
Nearly 4000 people have signed our Change.org petition asking
the FCC to vote yes on the proposal to bring millions of Americans. We will be submitting the petition to the
FCC next week, but we still need 1000 signatures to reach our goal.
Thank you to the thousands of supporters who
signed our petition. If you already signed, please spread the word and share
the message on social media so we can reach our goal. If you haven't signed,
now's your chance! Every voice will count when the FCC considers the proposal
this month.
You can tune into the FCC open meeting to
watch the vote here on March 31st and follow along on social media using
#FCCLive.
Thanks,
Public Knowledge
Tweet this: Tell @FCC to
modernize the #Lifeline program to include #BroadbandAccess!
Sign the @publicknowledge
petition today: https://goo.gl/AqeI06
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Friday, March 11, 2016
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