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During this meeting, Free Press reiterated that that the FCC’s classification of broadband has no impact on deployment or investment among ISPs.

These conversations centered on requests other public-interest groups submitted to the Safeguarding and Securing the Open Internet docket.

During this meeting, Free Press staff reiterated that Title II classification would give the agency proper oversight over broadband internet-access providers.

This Free Press Action guide documents the steps lawmakers can take to create a sustainable and equitable future for local news.

During this meeting, Free Press reiterated that ISPs’ financial data and statements to their shareholders prove that the FCC’s classification of broadband has no impact on deployment or investment.

Free Press supports the Federal Trade Commission’s action against X-Mode Social for violating consumers’ privacy rights.

This ex parte highlights analyses and explanations Free Press made in its comments submitted to the FCC's Safeguarding and Securing the Open Internet docket.

This Free Press Action fact sheet urges Congress to take action on a broad range of platform harms while preserving civil liberties.

In reply comments submitted in the agency’s “Safeguarding and Securing the Open Internet” proceeding, Free Press explained that the FCC’s Title II authority allows it to safeguard Net Neutrality and hold companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon accountable.

In comments submitted to the FCC, Free Press stated that the agency needs Title II authority to protect Net Neutrality and hold companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon accountable.