Articles by Candace Clement

Fox’s toxic brand of racism, disinformation and coronavirus conspiracy theories could cost lives. But as its audience grows, it’s lured in new advertisers.

For years Facebook has failed to adequately curb the spread of hate and dangerous disinformation on its platform. Now it’s facing a reckoning.

Trump’s budget zeroes out all public-media funding over the next two years — which would devastate local NPR and PBS stations.

This bill is as straightforward as it gets and every member of Congress should already be on board.

Longtime Net Neutrality foe AT&T said it's joining the day of action to save the internet. Here's what it could do if it actually cared about Net Neutrality.

Just 12 weeks before the presidential elections, Comedy Central pulled the plug on one of its two Black-hosted late-night daily-comedy programs.

Open-internet opponents have snuck attacks on Net Neutrality and other consumer protections into funding bills.

The FCC’s Net Neutrality vote was historic. Here are our recommendations for other issues the agency should address.

The same companies that fought so hard to gut Net Neutrality are now experimenting with new ways to rip off and double-charge customers.

Millions of people spoke out in support of real Net Neutrality and against Comcast’s bid to take over Time Warner Cable. And the public won big on both issues.