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On Monday, Free Press and other groups filed a joint brief in their D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals challenge to the Federal Communications Commission’s 2017 decision to repeal the Net Neutrality protections.

What’s so interesting about the Civic Info Bill is that it acknowledges that journalism is one part of a larger interconnected system that supports democratic life.

Anyone who was expecting Democrats to grill FCC Chairman Ajit Pai over his egregious lies about his agency’s fabricated cyberattack story was deeply disappointed.

A group of advocacy groups is attempting to turn Net Neutrality into an election issue ahead of the midterms later this year.

The Civic Info Consortium will fund projects to help keep people informed about what’s happening in their communities and how their tax dollars are being spent.

Ajit Pai is going to be in the hot seat this week — as well he should be.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group’s failed efforts to merge with Tribune Media and build a conservative media powerhouse may be just the start of the broadcasting giant’s problems.

The decision about rolling back Obama-era Net Neutrality rules cleared the FCC 10 months ago but the fallout from the process continues.

The Sinclair Broadcast Group’s nasty breakup with Tribune Media may put a serious damper on the conservative broadcast giant’s ability to expand.

The collapse of Sinclair Broadcast Group’s bid for Tribune Media may not be the end of its troubles at the Federal Communications Commission.