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News Voices launched with this question: What if the future of journalism lies in developing deep and meaningful connections between reporters and residents?

A new report reveals what millions of people already know: The high price of internet access is the main barrier to getting everyone online.

Comcast is spinning out lies left and right to sell its merger with Time Warner Cable. We’ve collected 12 of the biggest whoppers here.

More than 80 people attended a community forum on how residents and journalists can work together to tell Atlantic City’s story.

The ISPs are trying to overturn the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules, and today oral arguments were heard.

In the wake of the latest series of tragic terrorist attacks, the heads of the CIA and FBI are pushing policies that violate our most fundamental values.

Earlier this week, Free Press’ Joseph Torres was once again honored for his remarkable work. Check out his acceptance speech.

Free Press’ Joseph Torres urged the council to adopt a franchise agreement that enables poor families to adopt affordable high-speed internet service.

More than 120 people showed what’s possible when neighbors, church leaders, students, educators and journalists sit together at the same table.

High prices are locking communities out of our digital future, and instead of opening the door, we’re wondering why they don’t want to come inside.