William Kennard, former Chairman of the FCC recently wrote an op-ed piece for the New York Times on Net Neutrality. It has drawn responses from several people including  Lawrence Lessig (scroll down), Art Brodsky at TPM Cafe, David Isenberg, and Tim Carr in savetheinternet.com

Lawrence Lessig, a Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and founder of the school's Center for Internet and Society has written an article in the Financial Times about Network Neutrality. Professor Lessig is a well known author of books on cyberspace and cyber-law. 

UPDATE: Scott Cleland offers a counter argument in the Precursor Blog 

IP Democracy and has a link to and discussion about a NetworkWorld article about what the impact of a Democratic Congress on Net Neutrality legislation.

At a speech before the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Boston, FBI Director Robert Mueller calle  called on Internet service providers to record their customers' online activities. ZDNet's Declan McCullagh has an article about this on the ZDNet Website

KQED and PBS will be broadcasting  Bill Moyers on America "The Net at Risk" tonight, October 18th at 10 PM.  Below is a description from the KQED Website.

"Moyers and journalist Rick Karr examine the future of the Internet. At this moment, big corporations are lobbying to turn the gateway to the Web into a toll road. The program investigates the potential hijacking of democracy's newest forum the why the public is being kept in the dark. The presentation concludes with an integral discussion of the issues."

More information at "The Net at Risk" Website