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The Save the Internet Act faces an uncertain fate in the Senate.

Democrats made good on a campaign promise by passing legislation that would effectively reinstate, in its entirety, the 2015 Open Internet Order.

Broadband really is getting faster, but it has nothing to do with the end of Net Neutrality.

Facebook, Twitter and other big platforms need to adopt corporate policies that would disrupt hateful activities online.

Open-internet campaigners urged the public to call their representatives to demand they pass the bill without any telecom-friendly amendments attached.

“I'm here to do transformative work,” Free Press' González said. “That involves risk taking.”

The elected officials are urging the FCC to “immediately correct any faulty deployment data or flawed analysis.”

Jersey Matters sits down with Mike Rispoli, the News Voices director for Free Press Action, to discuss the importance of connecting newsrooms with communities.

The Civic Info Consortium needs the full $5 million it was promised for grants designed to strengthen local journalism throughout New Jersey.

Privacy, journalism and antitrust advocates have issued warnings about Silicon Valley for years. Now it's time to do something about it.