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With three Democratic commissioners, the FCC will be able to pursue more aggressive oversight of the telecom sector as Biden has called for.

Reporters and newsrooms that have created harm, or quietly allowed it, can change course by integrating media reparations into their editorial processes.

“This kind of data collection is becoming more common on platforms and most people aren’t aware of the way it affects their privacy and free expression rights,” said Free Press’ Nora Benavidez.

The move will likely cause a spike in hate and harassment on the platform.

Media 2070 Project Director Collette Watson discusses how reparative policies and interventions can transform the media and build equitable newsrooms.

The American Constitution Society speaks to Free Press’ Nora Benavidez about the ways in which social media is impacting our elections and our democracy.

Companies like Comcast are blasting the FCC requirement that they give customers information about monthly fees.

Both the Tulsa Race Massacre and the 2022 Buffalo shooting reveal the media’s tendency to fuel violence and disregard for Black life.

Free Press’ Diamond Hardiman discusses the case of Porcha Woodruff, who was mistakenly identified as a carjacking and robbery suspect.

This fall, Senate Republicans will unleash the latest stage of their proxy war against one of the most pro-business regulations ever enacted: Net Neutrality.