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WASHINGTON — On Monday, Free Press condemned the FCC’s latest attempt to deny essential broadband and telephone subsidies to low-income people.

Comcast reduced capital spending on its cable division despite a series of government favors that were supposed to accelerate broadband expansions.

The Safeguarding Americans’ Private Records Act would significantly curtail the federal government’s ability to spy on and collect data from people in the United States.

Mike Rispoli of Free Press talks to the Columbia Journalism Review about government support for local journalism.

We need to harness past successes in public broadcasting and community-oriented digital tools.

It took almost five years but it’s finally happened.

An industry plagued by declining circulation and advertising revenues has become a prime target for hedge funds. Lawmakers should step in.

TRENTON — The state is releasing the first $1 million of the $2 million earmarked for the Civic Info Consortium, a historic initiative to strengthen local news.

The largest radio company in America cut a number of employees this week, dealing a blow to local radio across the country.

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, González will assume the role of co-CEO. She will join Co-CEO Craig Aaron, who has served as the organizations’ leader since 2011.