As powerful media organizations and the government threaten to stifle free speech, a coalition of activists is fighting for your right to connect and communicate.

When it comes to media, bigger is not better.

A DC circuit court has killed net neutrality. If the outcry is large enough, the FCC may take a stand.

The FCC is now accepting applications for new low power FM radio stations. Activist Betty Yu explains how community radio can be a catalyst for racial justice, economic equity and human rights.

Craig Aaron, head of the media reform group Free Press, challenges the most powerful lobbies in Washington to protect our airways from corporate control.

In a wide-ranging audio chat, the Democracy Now! host explains why independent media is essential to democracy.

Is there a “conspiracy of silence” over the anniversary of our invasion of Iraq?

How one Louisiana town fought telecom companies to build one of the fastest networks in the nation for its residents.

Susan Crawford joins Bill to discuss how powerful media conglomerates put profit ahead of the public interest when it comes to Internet access.

Victor Pickard answers our questions about the (almost) golden age of the FCC when progressive commissioners tried to make commercial media more attentive to public interests.