Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Diversity in Media Ownership Court Sidelines FCC's Effort To Relax Media Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 A federal appeals court ruled the FCC did not adequately consider the effect the revised rules would have on ownership among women and minorities. 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. Diversity in Media Ownership In 'Tremendous Victory for the Public,' Federal Appeals Court Quashes FCC Attempt to Weaken Media-Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 "The FCC must now do the job it’s long refused to do," said Free Press VP Jessica J. González. Internet Access Communications Justice Congress Should Use Its Oversight Powers to Investigate the Collapse in Communications in Puerto Rico Following Hurricane María September 20, 2019 The passage of time hasn’t provided any insight into why this collapse happened or what can be done to ensure something like this never happens again. Future of Journalism The Strip Mining of the U.S. News Industry September 19, 2019 Local-news sources are increasingly controlled by a limited number of private-equity companies, including hedge funds. Surveillance FBI Must Come Clean on Targeting Racial-Justice Activists Before Sweeping Surveillance Powers Are Renwed September 18, 2019 Congress must refuse to renew these powers until the FBI submits to proper oversight and transparency. Internet Access FCC's 'Terrible' Broadband Data Scrutinized by Congress September 12, 2019 During a House hearing, Free Press Action's Dana Floberg noted that factors like price and a lack of competition contribute to the digital divide. Internet Access Better Broadband Mapping Needs Granularity September 12, 2019 On Wednesday, a House subcommittee grilled representatives of telecoms and public-interest groups about ways to increase the accuracy of the FCC's mapping reports. Surveillance Rights Groups Urge House Dems to Block NSA from Collecting Americans' Phone Records September 9, 2019 A coalition 30 of digital-rights, social-justice, and civil-liberties groups urged House Democrats to end a provision of the Patriot Act. Local Journalism What Can Journalists Learn from Community Organizers? September 3, 2019 Organizing for Neighborhood News worked with Philadelphia communities to build more representative local-news coverage. Previous page Prev … Page 103 Page 104 Page 105 Page 106 Current page 107 Page 108 Page 109 Page 110 Page 111 … Next page Next
Diversity in Media Ownership Court Sidelines FCC's Effort To Relax Media Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 A federal appeals court ruled the FCC did not adequately consider the effect the revised rules would have on ownership among women and minorities.
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.
Diversity in Media Ownership In 'Tremendous Victory for the Public,' Federal Appeals Court Quashes FCC Attempt to Weaken Media-Ownership Rules September 23, 2019 "The FCC must now do the job it’s long refused to do," said Free Press VP Jessica J. González.
Internet Access Communications Justice Congress Should Use Its Oversight Powers to Investigate the Collapse in Communications in Puerto Rico Following Hurricane María September 20, 2019 The passage of time hasn’t provided any insight into why this collapse happened or what can be done to ensure something like this never happens again.
Future of Journalism The Strip Mining of the U.S. News Industry September 19, 2019 Local-news sources are increasingly controlled by a limited number of private-equity companies, including hedge funds.
Surveillance FBI Must Come Clean on Targeting Racial-Justice Activists Before Sweeping Surveillance Powers Are Renwed September 18, 2019 Congress must refuse to renew these powers until the FBI submits to proper oversight and transparency.
Internet Access FCC's 'Terrible' Broadband Data Scrutinized by Congress September 12, 2019 During a House hearing, Free Press Action's Dana Floberg noted that factors like price and a lack of competition contribute to the digital divide.
Internet Access Better Broadband Mapping Needs Granularity September 12, 2019 On Wednesday, a House subcommittee grilled representatives of telecoms and public-interest groups about ways to increase the accuracy of the FCC's mapping reports.
Surveillance Rights Groups Urge House Dems to Block NSA from Collecting Americans' Phone Records September 9, 2019 A coalition 30 of digital-rights, social-justice, and civil-liberties groups urged House Democrats to end a provision of the Patriot Act.
Local Journalism What Can Journalists Learn from Community Organizers? September 3, 2019 Organizing for Neighborhood News worked with Philadelphia communities to build more representative local-news coverage.