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Gov. Phil Murphy signed landmark legislation into law last June to revitalize the state’s local journalism.

In letter to FCC Chairman Pai, they state the agency ‘failed to provide the kind of comprehensive examination that is needed following such a historic tragedy’.

A state budget mix-up in New Jersey has hindered a consortium designed to boost local journalism from getting off the ground.

The legislation would give the Civic Info Consortium the money it needs to launch.

On Friday, Free Press filed a Supreme Court brief in opposition to the cable-and-phone lobby’s continued attack on the strong Net Neutrality rules the previous FCC adopted in 2015.

Internet service provider Frontier Communications is enlisting its employees in a fight over Net Neutrality in California.

Tim Karr, the senior director of strategy and communications at Free Press, discusses Kavanaugh’s well-documented opposition to Net Neutrality.

Frontier, one of the nation’s largest telecommunications companies, is urging employees to oppose California’s recently passed Net Neutrality legislation.

Free Press’ Craig Aaron and New York Times reporter Cecilia Kang discuss what Facebook and Twitter are doing to govern their platforms leading up to the midterms.

Pai suggests new rules for web giants, but not for the ISPs he regulates.