Thanks to everyone that participated in our February 17, 2015 Twitter Q/A on Net Neutrality with Senator Markey and Susan Crawford, co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. 

Senator Edward J. Markey participates in a Twitter Q/A on Net Neutrality

Thanks for your Q's. Countdown to Internet Freedom Day is on! @FCC votes on 2.26 to protect #NetNeutrality. Let’s keep fighting! #askEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

Thanks to all. Keep up the energy in support of @FCC #NetNeutrality bravery #AskEdSusan

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

BREAKING- @MarkeyMemo is doing a twitter town hall on #NetNeutrality #AskEdSusan #MAPoli

— College Dems of MA (@CollegeDemsofMA) February 17, 2015

Senator Markey answered a question in Spanish

.@Phillynewrocker @scrawford Estoy de acuerdo. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015 

Question on the reclassification of Title II

.@markedwards @MarkeyMemo Sup Ct makes clear that FCC gets to reclassify if it has a good reason to - plenty of good reasons here

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@evan7257 @markedwards Good example from AT&T of the last century buying Western Union - and then favoring its services! #AskEdSusan

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@jacobwhiteAR Broadband barons shouldn’t play traffic cop, discriminating against some, while letting those who can afford to fly past.

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@jacobwhiteAR When someone rents an apartment or buys a house, what can’t he or she live without? Electricity, water, & broadband!

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@markedwards @scrawford It’s likely but I'm confident @FCC is on solid legal ground & that its #NetNeutrality rule will be upheld by courts

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@Phillynewrocker #AskEdSusan Telco/cable lobby fighting entire *idea* of oversight. Totally logical from their perspective.

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@demandprogress No, ISP providers said the FCC’s adoption of Title II would not influence the ways their co’s invest. #askEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

@scrawford @MarkeyMemo Would not a legislative solution to #NetNeutrality be far more durable than regs based on #TitleII ? #AskEdSusan

— Mark Bidewell (@LnxRocks) February 17, 2015

.@LnxRocks @scrawford Congress gave @FCC tools to protect an open Internet. I believe @FCC will vote to make 2.26.15 Internet Freedom Day!

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@egbee This is why we need more competition & municipal broadband. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@demandprogress It would harm low-income, disabled, senior & rural consumers, and undermine competition in telecomm marketplace #askEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@radsandy #AskEdSusan nope. He commented. He commented loudly, but he commented. http://t.co/EGhJBVQxIM

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@radsandy I commend President Obama for proudly standing up for an open Internet that will remain free of fast and slow lanes #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@noFelld @FCC has the authority to prevent barriers to local communities. building their own #broadband networks. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@AmyKroin good question - it ensures all communities and all Americans are on a level playing field. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@BerinSzoka #AskEdSusan No. See https://t.co/7ldcF0BR4Z

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@BenKlass #AskEdSusan Comments by @TomWheelerFCC suggest @FCC will get the big move right: reclassification http://t.co/Ft87Z7UdpZ

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@ChipPickering #96TelecomAct unleashed competition, 1$Trillion in private investment & created countless #jobs. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@ChipPickering and set the stage for the Internet revolution. Thanks for your leadership @ChipPickering . #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

Thank you Senator @MarkeyMemo for supporting #NetNeutrality for Internet Users!! #AskEdSusan #MAPoli

— Brian Hough (@Brian_Hough7) February 17, 2015

.@mikedoherty_ca #AskEdSusan @FCC making right move twds interconnection as well as #NetNeutrality - a big deal. https://t.co/QUTqLKiSAk

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@pkfranz all issues go thru 3 phases 1. education 2. activation 3. implementation Let's keep 1 & 2 going bc 2.26 vote is close! #askEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@djweitzner You’re right about that! #AskEdSusan https://t.co/7ldcF0BR4Z

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@revolutionwifi @scrawford @superwuster The @FCC is finally getting it right by reclassifying broadband under Title II. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@MarcusWhaley1 #AskEdSusan Co-ops & small towns should be helped to build fiber networks - as with electrification - http://t.co/DlqqqFbi1l

— Susan Crawford (@scrawford) February 17, 2015

.@scrawford @MarcusWhaley1 that's why I support municipal broadband & competition. #askEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015

.@TimKarr #NetNeutrality is just a fancy word for non-discrimination. #AskEdSusan

— Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) February 17, 2015