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A Trump judge imposed limits on the Biden administration’s contact with online platforms, potentially opening the floodgates for misinformation.

“If Congress fails to invest more funding in the ACP, millions of people could lose affordable access to high-speed internet services,” Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron.

Broadcast issues may have gotten short shrift during Gomez’s Senate hearing, but issues connected to broadband were front and center.

Some advocates of the bargaining-code model “aren’t really giving a great deal of thought to what the future of journalism requires,” said Free Press’ Tim Karr.

Bills like the JCPA are built on a shaky understanding of the economics of online media and news production.

The launch of the Afrofuturistic newsstand drew a large crowd of collaborators, artists, writers and supporters.

Juneteenth is a vital opportunity to understand the past while cultivating new narratives that center Black truths.

“The bill would deliver massive handouts to the already-lucrative conglomerates that prioritize profits over the people they’re supposed to serve,” said Free Press Action VP Matt Wood.

A collaboration between the Black Thought Project and Media 2070, the installation is rooted in the question “What does a media that loves Black people love, feel and sound like?”

A new rule requires broadband companies to provide consumers with a label clearly outlining exact pricing information as well as additional fees.