Press Releases

With control of such a massive platform comes great responsibility — and Musk hasn’t shown he has the capacity to be accountable to this diverse online community.

Free Press Action Senior Director of Journalism Policy Mike Rispoli highlighted the urgent need for ongoing support to address the state’s local-news crisis.

Change the Terms is demanding that social-media platforms adopt key safety protocols to minimize the worst content before primary elections ramp up in June.

Twitter users shouldn’t have to be subject to the whims of a bombastic billionaire who lacks any true commitment to free expression, racial justice and democracy.

These essential agencies need a full complement of commissioners to rule on a range of crucial public-interest matters.

Free Press Action Co-CEO Jessica J. González testified about California legislation that would create a $50-million fund to support local journalism.

The $2 million Gov. Murphy set aside is further proof of New Jersey’s commitment to cultivating informed and engaged communities amid a growing disinformation crisis.

The bill would allow the FCC to address the predatory prices that incarcerated people and their loved ones have had to pay to communicate with each other.

Two longtime public-interest advocates are one step closer to giving the FTC and FCC the ability to fully serve the public interest on several vital issues.

WASHINGTON — On Thursday, Free Press called on the FCC to reinvent its Universal Service Fund policies to ensure affordable internet access for millions of people in need.