News

The New York attorney general is concerned that the merger could raise prices on cheaper prepaid services.

A group of civil-rights organizations is pushing tech companies to create policies to effectively address hate speech and extremist groups.

Internet companies must stop ignoring the racism and other forms of hate that are prevalent on their platforms.

More than 40 groups joined together to release recommended corporate policies to help internet companies disrupt hate and extremism online.

Six organizations representing a coalition of more than 40 organizations are asking the tech industry to take a harder line against hate groups that use their services.

Pai has failed to show any urgency in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, which left nearly the entire population in Puerto Rico without phone and broadband service.

News coverage following Hurricane Florence shows how post-disaster narratives can perpetuate racial and economic oppression.

For media activists, Hurricane Maria only underscored the need for the creation of communications systems grounded in community.

Free Press Action Field Director Mary Alice Crim and others discuss how distributed organizing can advance social change.

The U.S. Department of Justice didn’t even wait until morning to launch a federal lawsuit against California after Gov. Jerry Brown signed a far-reaching Net Neutrality bill.