Policies by S. Derek Turner

Free Press urges the FCC to take action against internet service providers that use data caps in an unjust or unreasonable action.

Californians are concerned about the spread of online misinformation and feel they do not have enough sources of independent news to make informed voting decisions.

Free Press provided the FCC with research that debunks the industry’s claims that broadband investment is harmed by the rules required to guarantee proper oversight of the sector.

In reply comments submitted in the agency’s “Safeguarding and Securing the Open Internet” proceeding, Free Press explained that the FCC’s Title II authority allows it to safeguard Net Neutrality and hold companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon accountable.

In comments submitted to the FCC, Free Press stated that the agency needs Title II authority to protect Net Neutrality and hold companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon accountable.

This Free Press Action report shows why the California Journalism Preservation Act would reward media conglomerates and harm community news outlets.

Free Press urges Congress to reimagine and reinvent universal service policy for the future.

In these reply comments, Free Press urges the FCC to adopt strong rules prohibiting digital discrimination.

Free Press supports the FCC’s decision to bar digital discrimination whether it is intentional or simply due to broader structural factors.

In these comments, Free Press outlines specific steps for the agency to take to ensure that millions more people can connect to affordable internet.