John Oliver hits the FCC hard on the net neutrality issue – SheKnows
Did John Oliver's Call Urging Trolls to Comment on Net Neutrality Crash FCC Servers?
John Oliver Helps Rally 45,000 Net Neutrality Comments To FCC : All Tech Considered : NPR
John Oliver pleads with viewers to revive net neutrality fight - The Verge
FCC chairman Ajit Pai, stung by John Oliver-inspired criticism, reads mean tweets about himself
John Oliver fans flood FCC website in fight for net neutrality - CBS News
Can John Oliver Troll the F.C.C. Into Ending the Scourge of Robocalls? | Vanity Fair
Did the FCC Dodge a Bullet in John Oliver's Sinclair Roast?
FCC Inspector General: John Oliver Segment Triggered System Slowdown - Variety
That was no cyberattack on the FCC, just John Oliver fans | CNN Politics
John Oliver fights robocalls… by robocalling Ajit Pai and the FCC | Ars Technica
John Oliver Crashes FCC Website After Net Neutrality Segment - Variety
Looks like Reddit and John Oliver crashed the FCC site over net neutrality.
FCC Insists John Oliver's Audience Didn't Overload Website
John Oliver Is the Hero the Internet Needs - Radio Survivor
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John Oliver wants to fight robocalls by robocalling the FCC - The Verge
John Oliver sends fans to FCC site in one last plea for net neutrality | newscentermaine.com
John Oliver viewers, not hackers, responsible for FCC system outage | Fox Business
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Dingo! Did Not! John Oliver and FCC head Tom Wheeler Trapped in Perpetual Viral Video Loop. - Vox
Can John Oliver Troll the F.C.C. Into Ending the Scourge of Robocalls? | Vanity Fair
John Oliver Breaks FCC Website
John Oliver robocalls FCC to protest inaction on robocalls - CNET
John Oliver tackles net neutrality again, crashes FCC comments site—again | Ars Technica
