WASHINGTON -- Today, Federal Communications Commissioner <strong>Mignon L. Clyburn</strong> delivered an inspiring speech at Howard University on the importance of Net Neutrality and broadband access.

WASHINGTON -- On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission announced a new initiative to "Examine the Future of Media and Information Needs of Communities in a Digital Age."

WASHINGTON -- In a speech today at the Newseum, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called on all nations to maintain a free and open Internet.

<p class="body">WASHINGTON -- In a 198-page filing with the Federal Communications Commission Thursday night, Free Press offered compelling evidence that Network Neutrality rules will promote investment, encourage innovation, create jobs, and spur competition. </p>

WASHINGTON -- With the approach of a midnight deadline tonight for comments on the Federal Communications Commission's proposed rules to safeguard the open Internet, thousands of individuals from all walks of life, as well as small businesses, civil rights groups and women's groups, are calling for a strong Net Neutrality rule.

WASHINGTON -- Today, the Federal Communications Commission held a workshop on financial and economic issues affecting the media industry for the agency’s 2010 quadrennial review proceeding on media ownership. While the agency has encouraged public participation, today's panel did not include any representatives from consumer or labor groups.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- On Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission is holding a workshop on innovation and investment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as part of the FCC’s effort to craft new rules to protect the open Internet.

WASHINGTON -- Free Press will argue in support of the Federal Communications Commission today in the <em>Comcast v. FCC</em> case at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Free Press counsel <strong>Marvin Ammori</strong> is arguing for Free Press as an "intervenor" in the case on behalf of public interest groups.

Washington -- An ad hoc group of industry, labor and public interest organizations from both the left and the right expressed grave concern about the proposed Comcast takeover of NBC in an <a href="http://www.freepress.net/files/Comcast_NBC_Letter.pdf">open letter</a> to President Obama and Congress.

WASHINGTON -- <strong>Josh Silver</strong>, the executive director of the media reform group Free Press, commented on the news that the U.S. Department of Justice is slated to review the proposed merger between cable giant Comcast and NBC Universal: