Net neutrality is a phrase that doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. Perhaps that's one reason why most candidates in this week's election pretty much ignored it on the campaign trail, despite it being one of the most important tech issues of our time. 

The issue has to do with how information flows over the Internet and it could have broad implications for our daily use.

Thursday night, advocates are planning rallies in more than a dozen cities across the U.S., including the nation's capitol. The FCC is also nearing an important decision on net neutrality.

For more, Take Two is joined by Brian Fung, tech reporter with the Washington Post.