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"The FCC must now do the job it’s long refused to do," said Free Press VP Jessica J. González.

The Republican-led Federal Communications Commission hit a roadblock in its effort to deregulate the media industry.

A federal appeals court ruled the FCC did not adequately consider the effect the revised rules would have on ownership among women and minorities.

The passage of time hasn’t provided any insight into why this collapse happened or what can be done to ensure something like this never happens again.

Local-news sources are increasingly controlled by a limited number of private-equity companies, including hedge funds.

Congress must refuse to renew these powers until the FBI submits to proper oversight and transparency.

On Wednesday, a House subcommittee grilled representatives of telecoms and public-interest groups about ways to increase the accuracy of the FCC's mapping reports.

During a House hearing, Free Press Action's Dana Floberg noted that factors like price and a lack of competition contribute to the digital divide.

A coalition 30 of digital-rights, social-justice, and civil-liberties groups urged House Democrats to end a provision of the Patriot Act.

Organizing for Neighborhood News worked with Philadelphia communities to build more representative local-news coverage.