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The future of Facebook as an advertising platform was called into question in the wake of revelations that its data was harvested by Donald Trump’s political-ad firm in 2016.

WASHINGTON — On Monday, Free Press declared that the FCC lacked the authority to change the broadcast-ownership cap Congress put in place.

Free Press will facilitate the “Journalism and Media Justice in the South” track at the Free Movement Conference.

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, California State Senator Scott Wiener and several other state senators and assembly members introduced a comprehensive Net Neutrality bill.

Close observers of the tech industry say the public’s view of the tech industry has allowed the sector to operate relatively free of the scrutiny that other power centers experience.

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

Sinclair Broadcast Group’s new plan to help it win federal approval to become the nation’s largest broadcaster is pretty brazen, critics say.

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.

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