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A year ago the FCC chairman starred in a video dressed as a Star Wars Jedi to convince folks his plan to end Net Neutrality wouldn’t harm anyone. He was wrong.

Free Press Action, the Center for Media Justice, Common Cause and the Communications Workers of America held a panel discussion on the merger’s dangerous impacts.

Today Voices for Internet Freedom co-hosted a powerful briefing alongside Rep. José Serrano to lay out its policy priorities for the 116th Congress.

Free Press Action and allies showed up at a hearing in Los Angeles to urge the California Public Utilities Commission to reject the T-Mobile/Sprint deal.

The company needs to take action to protect people of color, women, Muslims, LGBTQIA+ people, immigrants and victims of mass violence.

Free Press is 100% committed to fighting for free speech — but we want freedom of speech for all.

Major U.S. cellular carriers have been selling their customers’ location information, letting it fall into the hands of actual bounty hunters.

The networks’ decision to air Trump’s primetime speech on “border security” is the latest example of how the media enable the president’s lies.

Of the nearly 100 new House members, at least 70 percent of first-term Democrats have publicly stated their support for real Net Neutrality.

The FCC’s repeal of the Net Neutrality rules is the worst decision in the agency’s history. No amount of spin can undo that. But that hasn’t stopped Pai from trying.