The chairman "thinks he's doing the right thing. But the future of the Internet can't be left to one man's supposedly good intentions."

A fight that many creators don't know is unfolding should be of paramount concern.

Democracy loses if the Internet’s sold to the highest bidder -- and that may be exactly what's about to happen.

Candidate Obama said the Internet would remain open and free. Bill follows the money to find out why that promise may be broken.

American cities need fast, cheap, ubiquitous, open fiber networks and every city has the tools at its disposal to get these networks built.

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.

All members of the Senate committee reviewing the merger that are up for reelection this year have profited from Comcast or Time Warner contributions.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

Our weekly roundup of key money and politics reporting. This week: Behind the scenes of a $45.2 billion telecom merger, wealthy brothers aiming big in politics and more.

Michael Copps says if Comcast acquires Time Warner, consumers will lose out in the end, as they would if the FCC fails to respond to a recent court decision overturning the concept of Net neutrality.