Congressional Democrats have introduced a law to restore net neutrality until the FCC comes up with a permanent solution. Activists hope the FCC will reclassify ISPs to rein them in.

Free Press's Craig Aaron discusses the challenges the Obama administration and corporations are posing to a free press and a free Internet.

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.

Grab a front row seat at the National Media Reform Conference, an annual meeting of media experts and advocates.

Representatives of several media advocacy groups delivered petitions opposing relaxation of media ownership laws.

The president of Free Press reminds us that the last time the FCC tried to change ownership rules, 99 percent of public comments opposed it.

Corporate media giants not only own the networks and local stations; but they also the pipeline — the cable and the Internet signals that deliver most of America's content.

Michael Winship reveals how local TV stations are glad to accept campaign cash, but loathe to cover it as news.

A House subcommittee moves to block a new FCC rule requiring television stations to post the identity of political ad buyers

Cut through big media's static on political ads