The Justice Department secretly obtained the phone records of Associated Press reporters in a "massive and unprecedented" violation of journalists' constitutional rights.
This unprecedented abuse will continue unless we speak out.
Online spying and surveillance have a chilling effect on free speech. They create an environment in which we refrain from posting on Facebook, conducting Web searches, sending emails, writing blog posts or otherwise communicating online for fear that the National Security Agency could come knocking.
Tell your senators to vote "NO" on any cybersecurity bill that threatens our online privacy.
The bankrupt Tribune Company is selling its daily newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times. Charles and David Koch —billionaire brothers notorious for their extreme politics — may be the buyers.
We need open devices and networks to communicate and innovate — and that means we need the right to modify our own hardware and truly own our cellphones.
Congress must introduce and pass legislation that legalizes cellphone unlocking.
The Federal Communications Commission is still poised to allow more media consolidation. Its proposal would push more women and people of color off the airwaves — and allow Rupert Murdoch to get his hands on even more local media.
