Policies by S. Derek Turner

Free Press describes how the FCC should reform its broadband-deployment data-collection program while ensuring the public maintains access to this information.

Free Press asserts that such a cap would undermine the goal of achieving universal service, harming low-income people and people of color in particular.

Free Press urges the FCC to keep making the broadband data it collects available to researchers and the broader public.

Free Press' report debunks FCC Chairman Pai's claims that the FCC's 2015 Open Internet Order has harmed investment.

Here are the key takeaways of Free Press' groundbreaking report.

This Free Press report finds that communities of color are on the wrong side of the digital divide in ways that income differences alone do not explain.

In these comments, Free Press makes the definitive case for Title II Net Neutrality rules.

This Free Press report examines policies that could bring consumers more choice and lower prices.

Free Press’ book features groundbreaking research on achieving universal, affordable internet access, addressing the journalism crisis and more.

This report recommends a series of policy options for Congress and the FCC to consider to make broadband affordable and universally accessible.