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After its infamous ‘Buildings Matter, Too’ headline, the paper launched its ‘Inquirer for All’ project to rebuild to be inclusive and antiracist.

Free Press is calling for an official investigation into the harmful data-retention practices of U.S. corporations.

A recent roundtable explored the structural breakdown of the media.

The broadband funding is a “great down payment” on the Biden administration’s far-reaching goals of making internet more affordable, says Free Press’ Matt Wood.

The bill includes more than $40 billion for broadband deployment and $14.2 billion for broadband-affordability measures.

The bill includes $65 billion to help close the digital divide and will make broadband more affordable and equitable.

Public-interest journalism needs to be radically rethought.

From ads about enslaved people to alerts about lynchings, the press has long profited off — and contributed to — Black suffering.

Laura Murphy, an ACLU veteran, is wielding a new tool for reform. Are companies ready to listen?

Members of a New York University research team studying political advertising and COVID-19 misinformation on Facebook found their accounts suspended this week.