Policy Library

Free Press and other groups urge the Senate Commerce Committee to reject industry opposition to the use of "white spaces" for uses benefiting the public.

This fact sheet reveals the timeline of Comcast's treatment of BitTorrent beginning in April 2007.

Free Press debunks Comcast's lies and spin about the company's degrading and blocking of BitTorrent.

In this filing, Free Press corrects cable-industry inaccuracies in the FCC proceeding about its Internet Policy Statement.

Free Press explains that the FCC's decision to bar ISPs from blocking online traffic will not lead these providers to use "metering" to manage network congestion.

The FCC needs to collect meaningful data about broadband deployment and adoption to create a useful national broadband map.

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin ignored public opposition to the ownership rules. Here's what's wrong with them.

Free Press and other groups document how ISPs are failing to deploy broadband to all people in the United States.

The FCC's report paints a rosy picture of a dire situation: Too many people in the United States lack access to high-speed broadband.

As its report to Congress demonstrates, the FCC is continuing to mislead about the state of broadband access in the United States.