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California lawmakers introduced what is being applauded as the “strongest and most comprehensive” state-level Net Neutrality bill in the nation.

Republicans in Congress have introduced a bill that masquerades as a federal fix to the Trump administration’s attack on Net Neutrality.

Baltimore-area business executives with intimate ties to the Sinclair Broadcast Group have stepped in to help Sinclair win approval to buy two-dozen Tribune TV stations.

Twelve lawsuits filed against the FCC over its Net Neutrality repeal have been consolidated into one suit that will be heard at a federal appeals court in California.

Mayors of 11 cities have signed a new pledge vowing to refuse to do business with internet service providers that don’t support Net Neutrality.

Mayors of New York City, Austin and Portland, Oregon, announced a new commitment to work only with vendors that honor Net Neutrality principles.

AUSTIN — On Sunday evening, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled MayorsForNetNeutrality.org, urging mayors and city leaders to sign the Cities Open Internet Pledge.

WASHINGTON — Free Press and other groups have filed suit against FCC efforts to repeal local media-ownership limits.

Sen. John Kennedy introduced a companion to a bill proposed Rep. Marsha Blackburn that falls short in providing a set of robust rules of the road for the internet.

On Thursday, Voices for Internet Freedom is hosting a congressional briefing to discuss how the FCC’s war on the poor harms the most disadvantaged members of our society.