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Racial-justice leaders are using the internet to challenge traditional media’s stereotypical coverage of their communities.

Free Press has brought a Net Neutrality message to Times Square, placing a video spot on a 1,624-square-foot screen high above Broadway and 43rd Street.

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.

New Jersey is one of the most underserved states when it comes to the news. Free Press’ News Voices project strives to change that.

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.

On Tuesday the Senate passed the USA Freedom Act, which reins in some of the NSA’s signing powers. President Obama has signed the bill into law.

In testimony before a Senate committee, NHMC Executive Vice President Jessica J. González urged lawmakers to modernize the Lifeline program.

Like any merger, the Charter-Time Warner Cable deal is about the consolidation of power. But it’s also the story of three men.

A coalition of more than 30 civil-rights, privacy and public-interest groups released a set of principles on law enforcement’s use of these devices.

Free Press took a major step to protect the Net Neutrality win by filing to defend the FCC’s rules against an industry challenge.