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Since the very beginning of the Net Neutrality debate, ISPs have falsely proclaimed that open-internet rules utterly demolished broadband-sector investment.

Now that the pandemic has made it clear just how essential high-speed internet is, lawmakers are finally investing billions of dollars in expanding access to it.

The nation’s bid to force platforms to pay for news is an important salvo in the effort.

Free Press Action argues a new proposal doesn't help smaller, local and independent outlets that have faced the brunt of the challenges posed by tech giants.

You can’t fix a problem you don’t understand. And for decades the United States has refused to accurately measure the full scope of U.S. broadband market failure.

During the hearing, Free Press Action VP Matt Wood noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has proven broadband is an essential utility.

A new report argues that studying the local-news crisis is best done by looking at the actual coverage areas of a local-news organization.

The decision will be the most consequential yet made by the Facebook Oversight Board.

Soon the Facebook Oversight Board will rule on whether to allow Trump back on Facebook.

The researchers drew a straight line between the Inquirer’s coverage and its deficiencies in workplace equity and inclusion.