Last month FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly told us the Internet is “not a necessity.” At a speech to the Internet Innovation Alliance, an organization that promotes broadband accessibility, O’Rielly said people “can and do” live without Internet access. “Instead,” he offered, “the term necessity should be reserved to those items that humans cannot live withoutContinueContinue reading “ADA 25th anniversary: The Internet should be accessible for the disabled.”
