Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Free & Open Internet The Transformative Responsibility of Success: Jessica J. González's Advice to Her Younger Self April 4, 2019 “I'm here to do transformative work,” Free Press' González said. “That involves risk taking.” Internet Access Democrats Question FCC About 'Serious Inaccuracies' In Broadband Report April 3, 2019 The elected officials are urging the FCC to “immediately correct any faulty deployment data or flawed analysis.” Local Journalism Jersey Matters Talks to Free Press Action April 1, 2019 Jersey Matters sits down with Mike Rispoli, the News Voices director for Free Press Action, to discuss the importance of connecting newsrooms with communities. Local Journalism Lawmakers Encouraged to Add Millions to Murphy's Budget Plan March 29, 2019 The Civic Info Consortium needs the full $5 million it was promised for grants designed to strengthen local journalism throughout New Jersey. Future of Journalism Should We Put a Tax on Facebook to Keep Journalism Alive? March 28, 2019 Privacy, journalism and antitrust advocates have issued warnings about Silicon Valley for years. Now it's time to do something about it. Free & Open Internet 'Commendable, If Not Overdue': HUD Files Charges Against Facebook for Virtual Redlining March 28, 2019 Facebook had its own "redlining" program built into the company's software, according to federal charges filed against the social-media giant. Diversity in Media Ownership Media Consolidation FCC Asks Court to Deny Challenges to Ownership Rule Changes March 27, 2019 Advocacy groups are trying to reverse the FCC's decision to lift the cross-ownership ban governing how much media one company can own. Net Neutrality Over 300,000 Internet Users Tune In as Net Neutrality Bill Clears Major Hurdle 'Unscathed' March 27, 2019 The House Communications & Technology Subcommittee passed the Save the Internet Act and overcame last-minute industry efforts to gut the bill. Internet Access FCC Claims on Broadband Access Under Scrutiny March 26, 2019 The FCC claims its deregulatory agenda has led to record gains in the private sector’s efforts to expand access to high-speed internet. Internet Access No One Trusts Big Telecom to Build a Better Broadband Access Map March 25, 2019 The broadband industry has spent the better part of a decade fighting against more accurate broadband-mapping data. Previous page Prev … Page 122 Page 123 Page 124 Page 125 Current page 126 Page 127 Page 128 Page 129 Page 130 … Next page Next
Free & Open Internet The Transformative Responsibility of Success: Jessica J. González's Advice to Her Younger Self April 4, 2019 “I'm here to do transformative work,” Free Press' González said. “That involves risk taking.”
Internet Access Democrats Question FCC About 'Serious Inaccuracies' In Broadband Report April 3, 2019 The elected officials are urging the FCC to “immediately correct any faulty deployment data or flawed analysis.”
Local Journalism Jersey Matters Talks to Free Press Action April 1, 2019 Jersey Matters sits down with Mike Rispoli, the News Voices director for Free Press Action, to discuss the importance of connecting newsrooms with communities.
Local Journalism Lawmakers Encouraged to Add Millions to Murphy's Budget Plan March 29, 2019 The Civic Info Consortium needs the full $5 million it was promised for grants designed to strengthen local journalism throughout New Jersey.
Future of Journalism Should We Put a Tax on Facebook to Keep Journalism Alive? March 28, 2019 Privacy, journalism and antitrust advocates have issued warnings about Silicon Valley for years. Now it's time to do something about it.
Free & Open Internet 'Commendable, If Not Overdue': HUD Files Charges Against Facebook for Virtual Redlining March 28, 2019 Facebook had its own "redlining" program built into the company's software, according to federal charges filed against the social-media giant.
Diversity in Media Ownership Media Consolidation FCC Asks Court to Deny Challenges to Ownership Rule Changes March 27, 2019 Advocacy groups are trying to reverse the FCC's decision to lift the cross-ownership ban governing how much media one company can own.
Net Neutrality Over 300,000 Internet Users Tune In as Net Neutrality Bill Clears Major Hurdle 'Unscathed' March 27, 2019 The House Communications & Technology Subcommittee passed the Save the Internet Act and overcame last-minute industry efforts to gut the bill.
Internet Access FCC Claims on Broadband Access Under Scrutiny March 26, 2019 The FCC claims its deregulatory agenda has led to record gains in the private sector’s efforts to expand access to high-speed internet.
Internet Access No One Trusts Big Telecom to Build a Better Broadband Access Map March 25, 2019 The broadband industry has spent the better part of a decade fighting against more accurate broadband-mapping data.