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Carrie Cuthbert
December 22, 2015
A generous supporter has pledged to give us $25,000 so we can keep fighting to save Net Neutrality and much more — but only if we raise $25,000 by Dec. 31.
For Internet Users 2015 Was a Year of Many Wins … and One Loss
Timothy Karr
December 29, 2015
While not every fight ended in a win for Internet users, 2015 was a year when millions of advocates defied the conventional wisdom that tech policymaking was an arcane and secretive world limited to a small circle of insiders.
A Pew Study Reveals the True Cost of Pricey Internet Access
Dana Floberg
December 22, 2015
A new report affirms what millions of Americans already know: The high price of Internet access is the main barrier to getting everyone online
6 Lessons Learned in 6 Months of News Voices: New Jersey
Fiona Morgan
Mike Rispoli
December 22, 2015
What if the future of journalism lies in developing deep and meaningful connections between reporters and residents?
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in the Government Budget Bill
Dana Floberg
December 18, 2015
Congress just passed an enormous omnibus-spending bill to keep the government running — but what’s in this bill besides funding for various agencies?
Take a Bow, Philly: Comcast Franchise Agreement Scores Points for the People
Dana Floberg
December 17, 2015
After living with Comcast’s poor corporate citizenship for far too long, Philadelphia answered the call to hold its hometown cable giant accountable in this year’s franchise negotiations.
A Net Neutrality Win --- and a Potential Blow to Privacy
Sandra Fulton
December 16, 2015
Appropriations bills are meant to determine funding for government agencies. But members of Congress have increasingly used these must-pass spending bills to sneak in controversial riders that might not survive an actual debate.
'We Stand on Such Richness in This City'
Fiona Morgan
Mike Rispoli
December 9, 2015
On Tuesday night more than 80 people came together for a conversation about how residents and journalists can work together to tell Atlantic City’s story.