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Free Press’ Media 2070 project is advocating for media reparations to reconcile the harms caused by historic racism in the media.

As Trump requested, Pai proposed to limit the legal immunity of social-media platforms.

FCC Chairman Pai plans to launch a proceeding to “clarify” a law that protects internet companies from liability for decisions about how to treat third-party content.

Civil-rights groups say the company has a long history of anti-union surveillance and worker retaliation.

Free Press has long urged the federal government and communications providers to reveal what went wrong with the communications networks after the devastating hurricane.

Facebook uses algorithms that seem designed intentionally to amplify and spread divisive messages.

A lack of diversity and equity in journalism has long driven inaccurate and harmful coverage of Black communities.

This provocative Free Press essay asks what reparations would look like after generations of exclusionary and white-centric coverage.

After a long history of anti-Black racism in journalism, what would reparations look like? That’s what the founders of Free Press’ Media 2070 team decided to explore.

The report calls for companies to limit their acquisitions and even break up into smaller entities.