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The Justice Department has approved T-Mobile's $26.5-billion takeover of rival Sprint despite fears of higher prices and job cuts.

"This merger is bad for wireless users and can’t be fixed," said Free Press Research Director S. Derek Turner.

The combination of T-Mobile and Sprint promises to shake up the U.S. wireless market.

Journalists are used to reporting on inequity as a social phenomenon, but rarely do they harness information as a tool for those directly affected by it. Why?

The reaction was swift, loud and predictable: Facebook got off light.

Critics say the fine is an insufficient punishment and a worrying indicator of the future of tech regulation.

Many believe that the record-breaking fine was not punishment enough for Facebook's abuses.

Free Press’ Tim Karr reflects on antitrust issues and surveillance capitalism.

News outlets need to do a better job of providing coverage on affordable housing and other issues that matter to low-income people.

Media advocacy group Free Press says it is cautiously optimistic about the FCC's proposal to improve collection of broadband-availability data.