This is an archive of NetAction's broadband-related publications and position statements. In July of 1999, NetAction launched the Bring Us Broadband Campaign to focus attention on the debate over how soon, and under what conditions, high-speed Internet access would be offered via broadband services. The materials list on this page were published as part of the campaign to educate consumers on this issue.

Surveys

• NetAction Survey Finds Higher Percentage of Complaints from Bell DSL Customers (7/2001)
  

Opinion Articles

• Internet's Trojan Horse (Los Angeles Times, Nov. 3, 1999)
• Locked out of AOL (Seattle Times, Sept. 21, 1999)
• Mandating Internet Access Will Slow Competition (San Francisco Chronicle, Sept. 24, 1999)
• Why Monopolies Want "Open Access" to Cable TV (San Francisco Examiner, July 4, 1999)

Publications and Position Statements

• How the Bells Stole America's Digital Future A NetAction White Paper
• Broadband: Are You Exposed? A Consumer Guide to Preventing Unauthorized Access to Your Computer
• NetAction Replies to the SF Board of Supervisors on November 8, 1999
• NetAction Comments to the Department Of Telecommunications And Information Service, San Francisco, CA; Request for Information In Response to the Board of Supervisors Resolution 718-99, October 27, 1999
• Comments of Dr. Robert Jacobson Before the King County Expert Review Panel on High-Speed Internet Access to AT&T's Cable Modem Network, King County Council Chambers, Seattle, Washington, October 18, 1999
• Broadband Cable: The Open Access Debate (A NetAction White Paper)

Glossary of broadband terms