Jon Leibowitz, ex presidente de la Comisión Federal de Comercio durante la administración de Barack Obama, estuvo en Massachusetts el martes 3 de abril para protestar contra un proyecto de ley estatal que crea sus propias reglas y regulaciones de neutralidad de red y permite cambiar los términos de contrato a proveedores de servicios de Internet, así como modificar aspectos de privacidad en línea. La iniciativa de ley se presentó en reacción a las acciones de la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones (FCC), quien hace pocos meses eliminó estas regulaciones a nivel federal.
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