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Saturday marked the end of the first 100 days of the Trump administration. As we enter the next 100 days, the need to resist is no less urgent.

While unveiling his plan to dismantle Net Neutrality and defang the FCC, Chairman Ajit Pai spent a good chunk of his speech defaming Free Press.

Trump’s playbook to curb free speech and silence dissenting voices goes far beyond his Twitter rants and his verbal attacks on the press.

Free Press President and CEO Craig Aaron joined Democratic lawmakers at a press conference on the Trump FCC’s disastrous proposal. Here is the speech he gave.

News Voices kicked off in North Carolina with parties in Charlotte and Durham that brought together local journalists and community members.

Activists disrupted an FCC meeting using a classic internet meme, the “rickroll,” in a show of support for the open internet.

We’re launching News Voices: North Carolina to connect residents and the newsrooms that serve them.

It’s hard to defend legislation that undermines online privacy rights. But that hasn’t stopped the broadband industry and its allies in D.C. from trying.

If you listen to the Republican lawmakers who trashed our broadband-privacy rights, you’d think they’d done the opposite.

Last night Congress voted to gut the FCC’s broadband-privacy rules, which were designed to prevent your ISP from selling your personal data without your consent.