Public Interest

M2Z wants wireless broadband to be as free as the air you breathe.  

We believe that a free broadband network would serve the public interest. 

National organizations representing tens of millions of Americans, hundreds of state and locally elected officials from nearly all 50 states, members of Congress, and over 50,000 Americans who have signed petitions agree.

Search below to find letters in the public record that support M2Z’s application or that encourage the FCC to give America access to free broadband:  

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Message: This is exciting. A company called M2Z Networks needs permission from the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to offer a child-safe broadband Internet network that will cover 95% of the US population and best of all, the service will be FREE! It’s shameful that over 100 million Americans currently lack access to broadband Internet and many schools and families cannot afford it. Despite that fact, the FCC dismissed M2Z’s application thus denying Americans an immediate opportunity to receive free, family-friendly broadband. If enough people write letters of support to our representatives in Washington, then the FCC will recognize what many officials in government have already stated — that there is overwhelming support for this plan to serve the public interest. Please visit the website at http://www.m2znetworks.com/support to send a letter which urges the FCC to act in the best interest of America by approving M2Z’s license request. And please pass this message on to others that you know as well! Thank you! http://www.m2znetworks.com/support/

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