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Yesterday, for the fifth day in a row, the UK broadcast of Glenn Beck's TV show was forced to run without any advertisements. This is thanks to efforts pressuring companies advertising during the program.

It is incumbent on leaders opposing or questioning net neutrality to publicly make clear why. Unfortunately, none have done so.

Two British companies, Subaru, Toyota and Equifax are among the companies pulling ads from Beck's Fox News show.

Before we contacted the Harlem Gospel Choir about Glenn Beck, they didn't know much about him. After learning more about his history of race-baiting, the choir quickly canceled their appearance with him.

We can't let Murdoch have it both ways -- he can stand by the fact that he supports Glenn Beck's race-baiting; or he can tell us why he doesn't and what he's going to do about it.

Up until now, however, there's been a question of what the real consequences are for Beck and for Fox from our , especially as Beck's ratings have soared. It's starting to become clear.

Beck, in league with big business groups, is seeking to derail the president's agenda, and taking out Van Jones is the vehicle for undermining clean energy and green jobs.

If Bill O'Reilly has the "no-spin zone," Glenn Beck seems to have the "sponsor-free zone" of late. In fact, at least 62 companies have ceased advertising on his Fox News program in recent weeks.

Great news today -- 11 more sponsors have distanced themselves from Glenn Beck's television program, bringing the total to 57.

Today we're announcing that ten more companies have made sure their ads won't run on Glenn Beck's program.

Our campaign calling on Glenn Beck's advertisers to stop supporting his show continues to pick up steam. Today, we're announcing that 16 more companies pledged not to run their ads on Beck's show.

Eight more Glenn Beck advertisers, including Wal-Mart -- the world's largest retailer -- have confirmed that they pulled their ads from the controversial Fox News broadcaster's eponymous show.

Walmart, Best Buy, CVS, and GMAC are among eight major advertisers that have confirmed pulling their advertising from Fox News' "Glenn Beck" program i...

Great news today in our campaign calling on Glenn Beck's advertisers to pull their support from his show. Four more major companies have pulled their ads.

Great news -- yet another major company, GEICO, has acted in response to our campaign calling on Glenn Beck's advertisers to stop supporting his show.

The writing is on the wall -- Beck should not have the backing of mainstream advertisers. If we keep the pressure on, we believe we can seriously threaten his platform.