Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Internet Access So Many People Don't Have the Internet -- and It's Not Their Fault April 6, 2021 Only two-thirds of people who live in the country's bottom income bracket can access the internet from home. Privacy Facebook Leaked the Data of 533 Million Users and Didn't Tell Anyone April 5, 2021 Another day, another massive privacy scandal. Diversity in Media Ownership Supreme Court Lets FCC Relax Limits on Media Ownership April 1, 2021 The decision is likely to prompt further consolidation among broadcast outlets. Future of Journalism Media Reparations Media Accountability 'Issues Inside Newsrooms Bring Real-World Harm and Put Black Life in Danger' April 1, 2021 Local-media organizations need to do more to address bias, discrimination and racism in their coverage and in their workplaces. Internet Access Biden's $100-Billion Broadband Plan Hailed as Crucial Effort to Close Digital Divide April 1, 2021 Among those praising the plan were Free Press Action’s Matt Wood, who called it a sign that Washington is “getting serious about affordable and universal access.” Diversity in Media Ownership U.S. Supreme Court Permits FCC to Loosen Media-Ownership Rules April 1, 2021 The ruling hands a victory to broadcasters in a move that could facilitate industry consolidation. Free & Open Internet Communications Justice Spanish-Language Misinformation on Social Media Is Thriving. Moderation Must Be a Priority March 29, 2021 Spanish-language misinformation on Facebook has created an infodemic for Spanish-speaking users. Free & Open Internet Facebook Reckons with Its Dark Side in a Post-2020 World March 25, 2021 For Mark Zuckerberg, the past year has picked away at his long-held assertion that Facebook is a worldwide force for good. Communications Justice Solidarity Not Charity: Grantmaking in the Solidarity Economy March 23, 2021 Grantmakers are actively seeking alternatives to business as usual to foster economic and racial justice in the cultural sector and beyond. Free & Open Internet Can an Oversight Board Created by Facebook Actually Fix the Company's Failings? March 19, 2021 Deciding what to do about Trump’s ban is only one thorny question. The board just might ignore the others. Previous page Prev Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next
Internet Access So Many People Don't Have the Internet -- and It's Not Their Fault April 6, 2021 Only two-thirds of people who live in the country's bottom income bracket can access the internet from home.
Privacy Facebook Leaked the Data of 533 Million Users and Didn't Tell Anyone April 5, 2021 Another day, another massive privacy scandal.
Diversity in Media Ownership Supreme Court Lets FCC Relax Limits on Media Ownership April 1, 2021 The decision is likely to prompt further consolidation among broadcast outlets.
Future of Journalism Media Reparations Media Accountability 'Issues Inside Newsrooms Bring Real-World Harm and Put Black Life in Danger' April 1, 2021 Local-media organizations need to do more to address bias, discrimination and racism in their coverage and in their workplaces.
Internet Access Biden's $100-Billion Broadband Plan Hailed as Crucial Effort to Close Digital Divide April 1, 2021 Among those praising the plan were Free Press Action’s Matt Wood, who called it a sign that Washington is “getting serious about affordable and universal access.”
Diversity in Media Ownership U.S. Supreme Court Permits FCC to Loosen Media-Ownership Rules April 1, 2021 The ruling hands a victory to broadcasters in a move that could facilitate industry consolidation.
Free & Open Internet Communications Justice Spanish-Language Misinformation on Social Media Is Thriving. Moderation Must Be a Priority March 29, 2021 Spanish-language misinformation on Facebook has created an infodemic for Spanish-speaking users.
Free & Open Internet Facebook Reckons with Its Dark Side in a Post-2020 World March 25, 2021 For Mark Zuckerberg, the past year has picked away at his long-held assertion that Facebook is a worldwide force for good.
Communications Justice Solidarity Not Charity: Grantmaking in the Solidarity Economy March 23, 2021 Grantmakers are actively seeking alternatives to business as usual to foster economic and racial justice in the cultural sector and beyond.
Free & Open Internet Can an Oversight Board Created by Facebook Actually Fix the Company's Failings? March 19, 2021 Deciding what to do about Trump’s ban is only one thorny question. The board just might ignore the others.