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Explainer Free & Open Internet, Future of Journalism, Media Control, Surveillance and Privacy Our First 100 Days of the Biden Administration April 30, 2021 We're excited to share highlights of Free Press’ progress in the first 100 days since Biden took office.
Explainer Free & Open Internet, Future of Journalism, Media Control, Surveillance and Privacy Biden Wins. Trumpism Endures. What Free Press Is Doing Next. November 7, 2020 We don’t want to return to business as usual. Our goal is to seize this moment as the truly transformative one it can be.
Explainer Future of Journalism, Media Control Free Press Affirms Black Dignity & Condemns Police Crackdowns June 4, 2020 We affirm the humanity, dignity and inherent value of all Black lives.
Explainer Free & Open Internet, Future of Journalism, Media Control, Surveillance and Privacy Meet the New Co-CEO of Free Press January 15, 2020 I’m beyond excited to share this news with all of you today: Jessica J. González is now the co-CEO of Free Press and Free Press Action!
Explainer Free & Open Internet, Future of Journalism, Media Accountability, Media Control, Surveillance and Privacy I'm Thrilled to Become Co-CEO of Free Press! January 15, 2020 You may be wondering who I am, how I got here, and I why I care about Free Press.
Explainer Media Control You're Going to Be Paying a Lot More for the NBA June 4, 2015 If you’re among the 84% of U.S. households subscribing to traditional pay-TV, you’re going to pay a sizable portion of the NBA’s annual broadcast-licensing fees.
Explainer Internet Access, Net Neutrality, Media Control, Privacy Net Neutrality's Anniversary and What the FCC Must Do Now March 4, 2016 The FCC’s Net Neutrality vote was historic. Here are our recommendations for other issues the agency should address.
Explainer Free & Open Internet, Internet Access, Net Neutrality, Media Control, Diversity in Media Ownership Michael Copps Put the 'Public' in Public Servant September 28, 2018 Free Press director Craig Aaron reflects on the legacy of former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps.
