Policy Library

This Free Press report shows how Meta, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube are failing to crack down on hate and anti-democratic disinformation ahead of the U.S. midterms.

During a meeting at the FCC, public-interest advocates conveyed their strong support for a label to help people understand what they’re paying for.

This analysis critiques a bill that lets media cartels collude — and explains the right way to foster public-interest journalism.

This Free Press guide explores ways that journalists can have healthier conversations with the people they interview.

This case study chronicles the Free Press Action campaign to combat the local-news crisis in New Jersey.

A diverse coalition urges Congress to take action against predatory phone rates that make it difficult for incarcerated people and their loved ones to stay connected.

This step-by-step guide can help newsrooms examine their own power and design engagement strategies that don’t perpetuate transactional or extractive relationships with the public.

The groups submitted a letter for the record in advance of the July 19 House Judiciary hearing on “Digital Dragnets: Examining the Government's Access to Your Personal Data.”

Free Press Action expresses support for California SB 911, a bill that would create a fund supporting public-interest media in the state.

Four U.S. senators sent a letter urging Sen. Amy Klobuchar to address the hate-and-disinformation loophole in S.2992, a bill that could prevent top tech platforms from moderating some of the most toxic sites and services on the internet.