Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Media Consolidation Carr Says FCC Is Prepared to Block Deals Over Company DEI Policies March 24, 2025 Free Press called Carr’s merger threats over DEI policies a “new low.” Media Consolidation FCC Plans Crackdown on Companies with DEI Programs March 24, 2025 “Carr’s crusade against so-called DEI programs is a blatant attempt to legitimize discrimination,” said Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron. Future of Journalism Local Journalism Gov. Murphy's Budget Is Bad for Local News March 21, 2025 His budget would zero out funding for the nonprofit New Jersey Civic Information Consortium. Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Surveillance and Privacy Trump Fires FTC's Two Democrats March 19, 2025 The firings are a brazen attack on the independence of the FTC. Press Freedom Trump's Media Pitbull Is 'Off the Leash' March 19, 2025 FCC Chairman Carr has attacked the media, threatening their businesses and attempting to bully them into more favorable coverage of Trump. Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Surveillance and Privacy We Must Fight Back Against Trump's Illegal FTC Firings March 19, 2025 Trump's actions imperil the checks and balances undergirding our democracy and undermine key consumer protections. Platform Accountability Texas' Booming Tech Scene Is Opening New Frontiers in Online Hate March 14, 2025 As tech giants boost their presence in the state, researchers are sounding the alarm about the rise of hate speech on social-media platforms. Free & Open Internet Net Neutrality Internet Access Appeals Court Won't Revive Net Neutrality Rules March 12, 2025 A federal appeals court refused to reconsider a ruling that struck down rules that would have prohibited broadband providers from blocking traffic based on its content. Press Freedom Democrats Introduce Bill to Stop Alleged 'Weaponization' of FCC March 11, 2025 The bill would prohibit the FCC from revoking broadcast licenses or taking action against broadcasters based on the viewpoints they air. Internet Access Advocacy Group Fears U.S. Will Steer Broadband Cash to Musk March 5, 2025 The Department of Commerce could set Musk up for a windfall by overhauling a $42.5 billion program established under former President Biden. Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next
Media Consolidation Carr Says FCC Is Prepared to Block Deals Over Company DEI Policies March 24, 2025 Free Press called Carr’s merger threats over DEI policies a “new low.”
Media Consolidation FCC Plans Crackdown on Companies with DEI Programs March 24, 2025 “Carr’s crusade against so-called DEI programs is a blatant attempt to legitimize discrimination,” said Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron.
Future of Journalism Local Journalism Gov. Murphy's Budget Is Bad for Local News March 21, 2025 His budget would zero out funding for the nonprofit New Jersey Civic Information Consortium.
Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Surveillance and Privacy Trump Fires FTC's Two Democrats March 19, 2025 The firings are a brazen attack on the independence of the FTC.
Press Freedom Trump's Media Pitbull Is 'Off the Leash' March 19, 2025 FCC Chairman Carr has attacked the media, threatening their businesses and attempting to bully them into more favorable coverage of Trump.
Free & Open Internet Platform Accountability Surveillance and Privacy We Must Fight Back Against Trump's Illegal FTC Firings March 19, 2025 Trump's actions imperil the checks and balances undergirding our democracy and undermine key consumer protections.
Platform Accountability Texas' Booming Tech Scene Is Opening New Frontiers in Online Hate March 14, 2025 As tech giants boost their presence in the state, researchers are sounding the alarm about the rise of hate speech on social-media platforms.
Free & Open Internet Net Neutrality Internet Access Appeals Court Won't Revive Net Neutrality Rules March 12, 2025 A federal appeals court refused to reconsider a ruling that struck down rules that would have prohibited broadband providers from blocking traffic based on its content.
Press Freedom Democrats Introduce Bill to Stop Alleged 'Weaponization' of FCC March 11, 2025 The bill would prohibit the FCC from revoking broadcast licenses or taking action against broadcasters based on the viewpoints they air.
Internet Access Advocacy Group Fears U.S. Will Steer Broadband Cash to Musk March 5, 2025 The Department of Commerce could set Musk up for a windfall by overhauling a $42.5 billion program established under former President Biden.