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Today a panel of judges ruled in favor of the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules — agreeing that the agency can and must protect everyone’s online rights.

Lawmakers beholden to ISPs are pretending the agency’s proposal is confusing, but it’s nothing of the kind.

More than 60 people attended Free Press’ latest public forum on how journalism can help unite communities.

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

With Chairman Tom Wheeler at the helm, the agency ignored the hundreds of thousands of people who urged it to block this disastrous deal.

As the FCC considers rules to protect internet users’ privacy, ISPs are busy profiting off your most personal data.

Free Press has been on the ground figuring out the best ways to connect Garden State journalists and residents via our News Voices: New Jersey project.

By raising the price of data consumption, cable companies effectively punish viewers for watching online video.

ISPs shouldn’t be able to sell information about their customers’ private lives without permission. Here’s how the FCC’s proposal would protect people.

There was an incredible spirit of unity Wednesday night as residents and journalists came together to forge a strong future for the community.