[TriLUG] Google opposes anti-municipal Internet bill - and your help needed!

[Ron Young]

If you cannot call for whatever reason, then at least email them!

Here is a concise list of the email addresses of the representatives so
kindly provided by Mark Turner:

Lorene.Coates at ncleg.net,
Harold.Brubaker at ncleg.net,
Nelson.Cole at ncleg.net,
Bill.Faison at ncleg.net,
Russell.Tucker at ncleg.net,
Kelly.Alexander at ncleg.net,
Hugh.Blackwell at ncleg.net,
Angela.Bryant at ncleg.net,
Becky.Carney at ncleg.net,
Beverly.Earle at ncleg.net,
Bruce.Goforth at ncleg.net,
Robert.Grady at ncleg.net,
Jim.Gulley at ncleg.net,
Pricey.Harrison at ncleg.net,
Hugh.Holliman at ncleg.net,
Julia.Howard at ncleg.net,
Linda.Johnson2 at ncleg.net,
Marvin.Lucas at ncleg.net,
Danny.McComas at ncleg.net,
Tim.Moore at ncleg.net,
Wil.Neumann at ncleg.net


Ron Young
919-621-9015

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On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 4:02 PM, Mark Turner <jmarkturner at gmail.com> wrote:

> Late last night Google, Intel, and several other major players announced
> their formal opposition to H. 1252, the "Time Warner Cable Protection Act,"
> ...err, the "Level Playing Field Act."
>
>
> http://www.markturner.net/2009/05/05/google-and-other-heavyweights-oppose-h1252/
>
> I'm happy to see my fellow TriLUG netizens fired up about this. I've been
> deeply involved with it since I got wind of it and have been to every public
> committee meeting.
>
> The bill goes before the House Public Utilities Committee tomorrow morning.
> If you'd like to keep Time Warner Cable, Embarq and the rest from blocking
> public investment in the Internet (including our share of $4 billion of
> federal broadband stimulus funds), please CALL the committee members on this
> list and urge them to oppose H.1252.
>
>
> http://www.markturner.net/2009/04/27/please-call-the-house-public-utilities-committee/
>
> Note: When calling representatives or their legislative assistants, please
> be polite and civil. They've gotten an earful on this issue already (yay!),
> so save the speech and instead be brief. Simply express your opposition to
> the bill and urge the representative to do the same.
>
> Now, get going! :)
> --
> Mark Turner
> www.markturner.net
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