Alexis Ohanian has a blog

America doesn’t want to give Hollywood a bailout.

That phrase: "Hollywood Bailout." So good.

Election season is about placing bets, so here's mine: Our economic recovery depends on an open Internet that every entrepreneur, student, first responder and citizen accesses at the same speeds as the rest of the world. I'm excited to see a plan that's open to building that future.

Be sure to read the rest of the article.

Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian has accomplished what virtually no one else in Washington is doing these days: bringing the political parties together on a controversial issue.

I'd appreciate if you'd join me on the Internet 2012 bus tour.

Democrats know that the United States must preserve our leadership in the Internet economy. We will ensure that America has a 21st century digital infrastructure—robust wired and wireless broadband capability, a smarter electrical grid, and upgraded information technology infrastructure in key sectors such as health care and education. President Obama has committed to ensuring that 98 percent of the country has access to high-speed wireless broadband Internet access. We are finding innovative ways to free up wireless spectrum and are building a state-of-the-art nationwide, interoperable, public safety network. President Obama is strongly committed to protecting an open Internet that fosters investment, innovation, creativity, consumer choice, and free speech, unfettered by censorship or undue violations of privacy.

This comes right after Republicans adopted open internet language.

Now the tide is turning. For many politicians, property rights for media moguls are taking second place to attempts to boost growth by making life easier for technology companies.

The tide is indeed turning. It all started on January 18th, 2012.

Majestic.