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WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT
MICHIGAN CONSUMERS
AND TV COMPETITION?
This week the Michigan State Senate plans to vote on HB 5646, a video
services bill intended to promote T competition and choice.
More competition and choice for Michigan consumers sound great.
But as written, HB 8456 gives the big phone and cable TV monopolies the
power to control what you can see and do on the Internet. Without changes,
these companies will be able to block services like YouTube in favor of
services they own or control.
Ask your State Senator to amend HB 6456 because jobs and economic
development in Michigan depend on real competition.
The next Google could easily come from Ann Arbor, Lansing, Saginaw or
Kalamazoo. But only if the Legislature protects full and fair competition.
CONTACT YOUR STATE SENATOR TODAY
URGE SUPPORT FOR AN OPEN INTERNET
CALL (517) 373-2400
If you need to know who represents you in the State Senate, go here:
http:llsenate.michigan.govlFindYourSenatormichganfys.asp
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