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Free Press’ new report calls for a tax on the targeted ads that are the milk and honey of companies like Facebook and Google.

Verizon — the only major U.S. mobile carrier that routinely sells unlocked 4G phones — is asking for government permission to lock its phones for 60 days after purchase.

The Republican bills were immediately criticized by Net Neutrality advocates, who say no lawmaker should take them seriously.

Like the airline and hotel industries, the cable-TV and broadband sectors have a masterful knack for obnoxious hidden fees.

And Democrats running in 2020 are already coming out against the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint.

The testimony from Free Press Action's Jessica J. González explained how restoring Net Neutrality is crucial to remedying structural racism in communications.

Internet defenders are calling "bullshit" on Republican lawmakers pushing "deceptive" legislation that would prevent strong regulation of telecom companies.

A Motherboard investigation found that telecoms are selling their customers’ “assisted GPS” data, which is intended for first responders answering 911 calls.

A pair of House Democrats made it clear that FCC Chairman Pai's avoidance and obfuscation would no longer stand.

Oral arguments began Friday in the case of Mozilla v. FCC, a lawsuit brought by advocacy groups and internet companies seeking to restore the Net Neutrality rules.