June 14, 2016
Sarah Morris was quoted in Mercury News about the net neutrality decision:
Handing a big victory to everyday people, an appeals court Tuesday upheld the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules. The decision likely guarantees that the internet won't go the route of cable television, and that we will be the ones to decide what sites and services we use online -- not Comcast or AT&T.
The ruling "is a tremendous and decisive win for all Americans," Sarah J. Morris, senior policy counsel at the Open Technology Institute, a digital rights advocacy group, said in a statement. "The court's decision recognizes the value of an open platform over which all voices have a space and all ideas can flourish."