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Facebook had its own "redlining" program built into the company's software, according to federal charges filed against the social-media giant.

The House Communications & Technology Subcommittee passed the Save the Internet Act and overcame last-minute industry efforts to gut the bill.

Advocacy groups are trying to reverse the FCC's decision to lift the cross-ownership ban governing how much media one company can own.

The FCC claims its deregulatory agenda has led to record gains in the private sector’s efforts to expand access to high-speed internet.

The broadband industry has spent the better part of a decade fighting against more accurate broadband-mapping data.

AT&T is bowing to activist shareholders calling for more transparency about the company's political spending.

Faced with litigation from the broadband industry, Vermont has agreed to hold off on enforcing its new open-internet rules.

Only 16 months after it turned on its service in Louisville, Google Fiber announced plans to turn it off.

The Democrat-backed “Save The Internet Act” Net Neutrality bill was the center of attention on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.

How to fund ethical journalism in the Facebook era is the multibillion-dollar question of the hour, and Free Press believes it has a solution.