Despite large internet service providers arguing Title II is bad for everyone in the industry, smaller ISPs have sided with preserving net neutrality. Bay Area-based ISP Sonic will be participating in the Day of Action and was one of 22 ISPs that signed onto a letter to the House of Representatives supporting net neutrality.

“A competitive market is necessary for customers to have the best service at an affordable price,” said Sonic CEO Dane Jasper in a statement. “The slow demise of net neutrality will not favor the consumer, putting more power in the hands of internet service incumbents, stunting innovation and growth.” Read More