Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Communications Justice Future of Journalism Media Accountability The Future of Canadian Journalism Must Include Racial Justice February 9, 2021 Journalism must not only be saved, but redeemed. Net Neutrality DoJ Drops California Lawsuit, Opening Door for Return of Net Neutrality February 8, 2021 The Department of Justice is withdrawing a lawsuit, initiated during the Trump era, aimed at blocking California from establishing statewide Net Neutrality laws. Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Facebook Weighs Pivotal Decision on Trump Ban February 7, 2021 Facebook is determining whether to let former President Trump back on the platform or keep him banned. Future of Journalism Collaborate and Listen: How to Rally Journalists Around a Mission February 7, 2021 Free Press’ Vanessa Maria Graber co-led a volunteer-driven project focused on serving underrepresented communities. Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Proposal Takes Aim at Discriminatory Online Ad Practices February 7, 2021 The civil-rights implications of discriminatory online targeted-advertising practices are at the center of a draft proposal to amend Section 230. Local Journalism Media Accountability Some Colorado Newspapers Are Rethinking Criminal-Justice Coverage February 6, 2021 The national racial-justice reckoning has extended to publications that are atoning for past wrongs. Communications Justice Future of Journalism Media Accountability Racism Within CBS Should Empower the Public to Demand Change in Media February 5, 2021 Black communities in Philly stand to lose opportunities for coverage and collaboration if the internal issues at KYW-TV are not promptly addressed. Internet Access The High Price of Broadband Is Keeping People Offline During the Pandemic February 4, 2021 The digital divide is hurting many people in the United States just when they need connectivity the most. Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability 'It Let White Supremacists Organize': The Toxic Legacy of Facebook's Groups February 4, 2021 Facebook has said it will no longer algorithmically recommend political groups to users, but experts warn that isn’t enough. Internet Access Space-X Starlink Passes 10,000 Users and Fights Opposition to FCC Funding February 4, 2021 Small ISPs are urging the FCC to investigate whether Space-X can deliver on its broadband promises. Previous page Prev … Page 62 Page 63 Page 64 Page 65 Current page 66 Page 67 Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 … Next page Next
Communications Justice Future of Journalism Media Accountability The Future of Canadian Journalism Must Include Racial Justice February 9, 2021 Journalism must not only be saved, but redeemed.
Net Neutrality DoJ Drops California Lawsuit, Opening Door for Return of Net Neutrality February 8, 2021 The Department of Justice is withdrawing a lawsuit, initiated during the Trump era, aimed at blocking California from establishing statewide Net Neutrality laws.
Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Facebook Weighs Pivotal Decision on Trump Ban February 7, 2021 Facebook is determining whether to let former President Trump back on the platform or keep him banned.
Future of Journalism Collaborate and Listen: How to Rally Journalists Around a Mission February 7, 2021 Free Press’ Vanessa Maria Graber co-led a volunteer-driven project focused on serving underrepresented communities.
Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Proposal Takes Aim at Discriminatory Online Ad Practices February 7, 2021 The civil-rights implications of discriminatory online targeted-advertising practices are at the center of a draft proposal to amend Section 230.
Local Journalism Media Accountability Some Colorado Newspapers Are Rethinking Criminal-Justice Coverage February 6, 2021 The national racial-justice reckoning has extended to publications that are atoning for past wrongs.
Communications Justice Future of Journalism Media Accountability Racism Within CBS Should Empower the Public to Demand Change in Media February 5, 2021 Black communities in Philly stand to lose opportunities for coverage and collaboration if the internal issues at KYW-TV are not promptly addressed.
Internet Access The High Price of Broadband Is Keeping People Offline During the Pandemic February 4, 2021 The digital divide is hurting many people in the United States just when they need connectivity the most.
Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability 'It Let White Supremacists Organize': The Toxic Legacy of Facebook's Groups February 4, 2021 Facebook has said it will no longer algorithmically recommend political groups to users, but experts warn that isn’t enough.
Internet Access Space-X Starlink Passes 10,000 Users and Fights Opposition to FCC Funding February 4, 2021 Small ISPs are urging the FCC to investigate whether Space-X can deliver on its broadband promises.