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Famed editor Marty Baron’s recent defense of the canons of journalistic impartiality overlooks a damning historical track record.

Donald Trump has his Twitter and Facebook accounts back — and the social-media platforms have yet to decide how much they’re willing to take.

The president is under pressure to choose a candidate who is free of industry conflicts of interest.

The tech’s capabilities and accessibility have vastly outpaced regulatory and legislative responses, as well as corporate controls.

How did the right get their vice grip of the airwaves, all the while arguing that they were being silenced and censored by a liberal media?

Free Press’ Collette Watson discusses how Black journalists are devalued and underpaid.

The FCC is seeking comment on how to interpret the Act’s language to ensure just and reasonable rates for incarcerated people trying to connect with loved ones.

Media 2070, an advocacy project committed to building equitable newsrooms, is releasing its award-winning documentary, Black in the Newsroom, to the public on Mon., April 3.

The groups want to close surveillance loopholes and prevent the federal government from getting phone data from third-party brokers without a warrant.

Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron talks to KALW about the industry-funded smear campaign to sabotage Sohn’s nomination.