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This morning the FCC voted to protect real Net Neutrality — marking the biggest victory for the public interest in the agency’s history.

The FCC voted to reduce the out-of-control costs of local, in-state and long-distance prison-phone calls.

On Monday, Free Press filed a joint brief in federal court in defense of the FCC’s historic Net Neutrality order.

On Oct. 20, 2015, Free Press' amazing Joseph Torres received the Everett C. Parker Award. Check out his inspiring acceptance speech.

A week ago today the FCC made history when it passed the strongest Net Neutrality rules EVER.

FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai gave a beribboned and bedazzled gift to cable companies on Tuesday morning — just in time for Valentine’s Day.

A few years ago, the conventional wisdom in Washington held that communities of color oppose Net Neutrality. It wasn’t true then and it sure isn’t true today.

This is a watershed victory for activists who have fought for a decade to protect the open internet.

A herd of more than 400 cats faced off against the greedy CEO of a big internet service provider in a symbolic representation of the Net Neutrality fight.

While testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee, Republican FCC Commissioner McDowell once again revealed his allegiance to the big ISPs.