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With the Net Neutrality rules set to take effect in a few weeks, the cable and phone companies are doing everything they can to destroy the open internet.

Comcast’s decision to pull the plug on its $45-billion bid to buy Time Warner Cable is a huge victory for the Latinx community and other communities of color.

Recent events in Baltimore have brought into focus the perils of journalists and everyday people who exercise their constitutionally protected rights to record police activity.

Overwhelming opposition to Comcast’s takeover of Time Warner Cable has officially killed the deal.

Comcast is pulling out all the stops in the wake of a report that the Justice Department may not approve its merger with Time Warner Cable.

The Net Neutrality win and other recent victories have rattled the telco-industry hacks who are used to calling all of the shots in D.C.

Here we delve into the highlights of the agency’s Title II open-internet rules.

A coalition including both progressive advocacy groups like Free Press Action and libertarian think tanks is urging government officials to stop mass spying.

Anti-Net Neutrality mania is taking over Capitol Hill.

The FCC voted to reduce the out-of-control costs of local, in-state and long-distance prison-phone calls.