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It’s been an exhausting and bewildering few years in the struggle for Net Neutrality, and things have only heated up in 2019.

AT&T’s blockbuster $86-billion mega-merger with Time Warner will be sticking around.

A new paper from advocacy group Free Press argues that a targeted-ad tax could generate needed funding for quality journalism.

The American people and our elected leaders must hold the online platforms and exploitative advertisers to account.

To combat the crisis that’s killing off independent journalism, a new report released by Free Press puts forth “an ambitious but achievable proposal.”

Free Press’ new report calls for a tax on the targeted ads that are the milk and honey of companies like Facebook and Google.

As Free Press’ vice president of strategy and senior counsel, Jessica J. González helps lead the charge to transform media to realize a just society.

Our new report calls for a tax on targeted online advertising to respond to the crisis in journalism and fund diverse and noncommercial news and information.

Verizon — the only major U.S. mobile carrier that routinely sells unlocked 4G phones — is asking for government permission to lock its phones for 60 days after purchase.

The Republican bills were immediately criticized by Net Neutrality advocates, who say no lawmaker should take them seriously.