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The researchers drew a straight line between the Inquirer’s coverage and its deficiencies in workplace equity and inclusion.

The audit found, among other things, that the makeup of the largely white staff was reflected in story content.

Last fall, Free Press’ Media 2070 project — which Watson is an architect of — released an essay documenting how U.S. media have distorted Black people’s stories.

The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the need to address the rural digital divide.

Advocacy groups including Public Knowledge, Common Cause and Free Press filed petitions urging the FCC to reinstate the Obama-era regulations.

The series highlights the history and future of Black narrative power and its role in securing media reparations for centuries of harm inflicted on Black people.

The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism and Free Press Action played a key role in the recent passage of the journalism-commission law.

Journalism must not only be saved, but redeemed.

The Department of Justice is withdrawing a lawsuit, initiated during the Trump era, aimed at blocking California from establishing statewide Net Neutrality laws.

Facebook is determining whether to let former President Trump back on the platform or keep him banned.