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Internet users won a huge victory for online privacy: ISPs must now get their customers’ permission before they use their personal information for marketing purposes.

Free Press and allies recently co-hosted an event about the media’s reporting on race and dog-whistle politics.

Facebook’s violations against people of color go beyond censorship. A new investigation reveals that Facebook gives its advertisers tools to discriminate.

Unless you’re a Time Warner shareholder, a top executive or an AT&T lobbyist, this merger would be a disaster.

A new report exposes U.S. law enforcement’s widespread deployment and unaccountable use of facial-recognition technology.

I get angry. And then I use the very platform from which I get my news to share these breaking stories on social media.

The North Jersey Media Group, which Gannett bought in July, just announced that it will lay off 426 staffers. The news couldn’t come at a worse time.

Color Of Change and Free Press are part of a coalition urging the FCC to adopt privacy safeguards that will protect communities of color.

Cutbacks and consolidation have decimated local news coverage — making community media outlets more important than ever.

The Black Lives Matter movement may have harnessed the power of social media, but it doesn’t control it.