Free Press Board Chair Tim Wu explains to "Geek Entertainment TV" why Net Neutrality matters to America. Help make Net Neutrality the law at SavetheInternet.com

Free Press Board Chair Tim Wu explains to "Geek Entertainment TV" why Net Neutrality matters to America. Help make Net Neutrality the law at SavetheInternet.com

Free Press Senior Program Director Craig Aaron talks about the FCC's recent move to solicit public input on a national broadband plan for America. Make your voice heard by taking the survey at InternetforEveryone.org

Free Press is changing politics as usual in Washington -- and we want you to have a seat at the table. Join us at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. on May 14 for the Free Press Summit: "Changing Media," a unique event that will reshape the future of communications in America.

InternetforEveryone.org has traveled across the country gathering stories from urban Americans stuck on the wrong side of the digital divide. Hear their stories and join the movement to get every American online in '09.

Free Press co-founder Bob McChesney outlines a multi-part economic stimulus package for saving journalism in America.

Free Press Policy Director Ben Scott delivers petitions from 15,000 Americans demanding that taxpayer money be used only to fund open and neutral Internet projects. Help make Net Neutrality the law at SavetheInternet.com

Free Press Executive Director Josh Silver gives a quick update on what's happening now in media reform -- from opening public radio airwaves, to broadband stimulus, to the upcoming media summit in Washington, D.C.

In a special comment on corporate greed, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann calls for re-regulating America's big media monopolies. Join the fight for more diversity and localism on our airwaves at StopBigMedia.com

"Truthdig's Robert Scheer connects the dots between the economic meltdown, journalism crisis, and America's media ownership. Fight back at StopBigMedia.com

Independent media activists "TheN3twork" take a look at Net Neutrality and the future of the Internet. Learn more and take action at savetheinternet.com

Free Press Research Director S. Derek Turner urged lawmakers to make universal, affordable broadband a priority in any plans to reform the Universal Service Fund (USF).

Media critic, and historian Robert McChesney talks about the essential role of journalism for meaningful democracy, and puts forward a radical proposal to address the challenges faced by news media in the current economic crisis, and into the future.

Spend five days traveling along a "digital dirt road" in North Carolina with Americans stuck on the wrong side of the digital divide. Then join the conversation on how to get fast, affordable Internet to ALL Americans at InternetforEveryone.org

Tell Congress to support community radio. Join us on Facebook to open up the airwaves to local and community voices: Local Radio Now!

Teachers like Gayle Wilson from Washington, D.C. want affordable Internet access for their students. Gayle talks about how giving her students donated computers can also help them get online. Learn more and find out what's happening in your community at InternetforEveryone.org.

Free Press Executive Director Josh Silver on what the new economic stimulus bill means for the Internet -- and the future of media and innovation in America.

As Washington wrangles over a broadband stimulus plan, it's vital that real citizens are part of the debate. Join the Digital Town Hall happening now -- or come to our next public meeting on March 7 in Durham, N.C.

Students from a Washington, D.C. elementary school send a personal message to America's new president. Help ensure every American has the chance to get online at InternetforEveryone.org

InternetforEveryone.org talks with the Quintero family in Los Angeles about how new access to free wireless is affecting their world.