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The rules empower the FCC to review and investigate instances of discrimination by broadband providers.

Meta has decided to allow political ads falsely claiming that the 2020 election was stolen to appear on the platform once again.

This report shows that the California Journalism Preservation Act would result in a massive giveaway to large and profitable media outlets like Fox News.

Free Press Action VP Matt Wood noted that surveillance tools “disproportionately target people of color, recent immigrants, members of religious groups and dissidents.”

The report finds that unless policymakers intervene, the persistent, unchecked and profit-driven collection of our personal data will continue to undermine users’ digital civil rights.

A new Free Press Action report examines how tech companies collect vast amounts of user data, which can put people at risk.

Sen. Ed Markey and digital civil-rights advocates will take part in an important discussion of the landscape of data collection across emerging and established digital platforms.

Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron discusses the news that the FCC is taking its first step toward reversing the Trump-era ruling that repealed the open-internet rules.

The art exhibit portrays a thriving Black-owned media landscape that reflects the wholeness of Black experiences.

Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron joins WAMU for a discussion of the FCC’s plan to restore the Net Neutrality rules.