Articles by Matt Wood

Free Press and its allies are defending the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules and broadband authority in federal court. Here’s where the case stands now.

As calls to end Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act pick up steam, it’s worth noting the many reasons we need this essential internet law.

Some academics and advocates have suggested that the proposed rules are weaker than the Obama-era ones that the Trump FCC ditched. This is a false alarm.

The FCC commissioner and broadband providers are pretending that the California Net Neutrality law is jeopardizing veterans’ access to health care.

During a new COVID surge and amid trauma from environmental disasters and police violence, the Trump FCC is giving away its power to get and keep people connected.

Spoiler alert: Your wireless prices are going to go up.

The Trump administration is recommending a veto of the Save the Internet Act if that bill reaches the president's desk. And the decision is based on faulty data.

The date is set, but the fight is far from over.

This deal would harm people of color and all communities and constituencies that rely on having more affordable and open wireless options.

There have been loads of press reports all falsely claiming that today, April 23, is the day that Ajit Pai’s Net Neutrality repeal takes effect.