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TRENTON — The state is releasing the first $1 million of the $2 million earmarked for the Civic Info Consortium, a historic initiative to strengthen local news.

An industry plagued by declining circulation and advertising revenues has become a prime target for hedge funds. Lawmakers should step in.

If we’re going to foster journalism that meets community needs, we must address how the foundation of the U.S. media is built on racism and sexism.

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, González will assume the role of co-CEO. She will join Co-CEO Craig Aaron, who has served as the organizations’ leader since 2011.

As the local-news marketplace transforms, these new ways of doing business could take hold this year and beyond.

The FCC boss insisted that ignoring the public and ending Net Neutrality fixed America’s broadband problems.

In a cozy, unchallenging chat, the FCC chairman made up some nonsense about the Net Neutrality rules he repealed.

Free Press Action’s Timothy Karr says the plan “offers a more equitable and comprehensive approach to providing high-performing broadband services.”

Powerful Democratic politicians have called for an investigation into the collapse of Puerto Rico’s communications networks following Hurricane Maria in 2017.

There’s a very real possibility that the same companies that fell down on the job in 2016 will once again be a force for evil in 2020.