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A year after the murder of George Floyd and the printing of a racist headline in the Inquirer, work remains to achieve an equitable future for all.

Tech giants are facing increasing pressure aimed at expanding whistleblower protections, investigating potential civil-rights violations and curbing hate speech online.

The realities of modern communication demand that the government embrace reliable and affordable internet access as essential infrastructure.

High school students from across Newark met virtually to brainstorm ways to help young people get back on track.

Alicia Bell’s guide includes an introduction to community gathering and a helpful reframing of the role of journalists in those communities.

This interview also touches on the Net Neutrality fight and the history of racism in the media.

Apple allowed Parler back after a review of changes made to the platform. The Silicon Valley giant did not respond to inquiries about what exact changes Parler made.

Though the body is often referred to as “Facebook’s Supreme Court,” Facebook executives have suggested that some of their peers could benefit from the board’s services.

President Biden's promise to cut the price of internet bills has provoked a fierce lobbying campaign from cable and telecom companies.

Mozilla, Free Press and other watchdogs say in a friend-of-the-court brief that broadband carriers have a long history of violating Net Neutrality principles.