Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Net Neutrality 'Be Ready to Fight Like Hell,' Say Internet Defenders as Court Upholds FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality October 1, 2019 "More than 85 percent of voters support the rules that FCC Chairman Pai struck down," said Free Press Action VP Matt Wood. Net Neutrality FCC Cannot Ban States From Passing Net Neutrality Laws, Appeals Court Rules October 1, 2019 The agency had failed, the court said, to demonstrate any legal authority to prevent state governments from passing their own rules. Net Neutrality Net Neutrality Proponents Issue Warnings After Court Decision October 1, 2019 Free Press Action VP Matt Wood lamented the court giving the FCC a “pass” and called on Congress to pass the Save the Internet Act. Net Neutrality FCC's Net Neutrality Repeal Is Upheld, But With Caveats October 1, 2019 The FCC had the right to dump Net Neutrality rules, according to a new federal court ruling, but states can pass their own open-internet laws. Free & Open Internet Facebook Meets With Civil-Rights Groups September 27, 2019 Facebook has come under fire for providing a forum for white supremacy and allowing targeted advertising that facilitates discrimination. Net Neutrality Study Proves the FCC's Core Justification for Killing Net Neutrality Was False September 27, 2019 The study indicates that FCC Chairman Pai’s claims that Net Neutrality depressed investment were patently false. Local Journalism Advancing Public Policies to Support Local News September 27, 2019 What if, instead of urging the public to care about the future of news, we ask communities how they want to their stories to be told? Free & Open Internet Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Hears Concerns of Civil-Rights Leaders But Offers No Promises September 26, 2019 Civil-rights leaders met with Facebook officials during a town-hall discussion of the hateful content and racist threats that plague the platform. Diversity in Media Ownership FCC Loses in Court; Judge Says Agency Would 'Fail Intro Statistics Class' September 24, 2019 Federal judges issued a stinging rebuke to the Federal Communications Commission. Diversity in Media Ownership U.S. Court Deals Setback to FCC Push to Revamp Media-Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 Free Press said the ruling marks the fourth time this court has rejected the FCC's relentless attempts to weaken the rules. Previous page Prev … Page 102 Page 103 Page 104 Page 105 Current page 106 Page 107 Page 108 Page 109 Page 110 … Next page Next
Net Neutrality 'Be Ready to Fight Like Hell,' Say Internet Defenders as Court Upholds FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality October 1, 2019 "More than 85 percent of voters support the rules that FCC Chairman Pai struck down," said Free Press Action VP Matt Wood.
Net Neutrality FCC Cannot Ban States From Passing Net Neutrality Laws, Appeals Court Rules October 1, 2019 The agency had failed, the court said, to demonstrate any legal authority to prevent state governments from passing their own rules.
Net Neutrality Net Neutrality Proponents Issue Warnings After Court Decision October 1, 2019 Free Press Action VP Matt Wood lamented the court giving the FCC a “pass” and called on Congress to pass the Save the Internet Act.
Net Neutrality FCC's Net Neutrality Repeal Is Upheld, But With Caveats October 1, 2019 The FCC had the right to dump Net Neutrality rules, according to a new federal court ruling, but states can pass their own open-internet laws.
Free & Open Internet Facebook Meets With Civil-Rights Groups September 27, 2019 Facebook has come under fire for providing a forum for white supremacy and allowing targeted advertising that facilitates discrimination.
Net Neutrality Study Proves the FCC's Core Justification for Killing Net Neutrality Was False September 27, 2019 The study indicates that FCC Chairman Pai’s claims that Net Neutrality depressed investment were patently false.
Local Journalism Advancing Public Policies to Support Local News September 27, 2019 What if, instead of urging the public to care about the future of news, we ask communities how they want to their stories to be told?
Free & Open Internet Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Hears Concerns of Civil-Rights Leaders But Offers No Promises September 26, 2019 Civil-rights leaders met with Facebook officials during a town-hall discussion of the hateful content and racist threats that plague the platform.
Diversity in Media Ownership FCC Loses in Court; Judge Says Agency Would 'Fail Intro Statistics Class' September 24, 2019 Federal judges issued a stinging rebuke to the Federal Communications Commission.
Diversity in Media Ownership U.S. Court Deals Setback to FCC Push to Revamp Media-Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 Free Press said the ruling marks the fourth time this court has rejected the FCC's relentless attempts to weaken the rules.