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Even in a tech-forward city like Seattle, people without adequate or affordable internet access are being left behind.

A rural ISP’s CEO told Congress that Title II and Net Neutrality stopped his network investments. That’s not true. Here we break it down.

Three Republican lawmakers recently introduced industry-written bills that would destroy the open internet. Here's why Title II is the only way forward.

In 2016, Free Press released a report showing that systemic racial discrimination contributes to the digital divide. The Pai FCC is only making matters worse.

The Senate majority refused to invite even one public-interest group to counter industry talking points at a kick-off hearing on consumer-privacy proposals.

Companies like AT&T now have the power to crush competition, limit access of new entrants to the media marketplace, stifle critical voices and promote their own content.

This deal would harm people of color and all communities and constituencies that rely on having more affordable and open wireless options.

A report released 50 years ago documented how the media contributed to our nation’s racial divisions. Half a century later, the problems outlined in this report persist.

Just as your phone company can’t tell you who to talk to or what to say on the phone, Comcast can’t dictate what you say or see over your internet connection.

Today FCC Chairman Pai released his draft order to eradicate Net Neutrality. It’s everything that ISPs like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon could have wanted.