Free Press' president and CEO talks about net neutrality, Sinclair Broadcast Group and what it's like to defend free speech and open internet in the Trump era.

For net neutrality supporters, the last week felt like déjà vu.

But quite a bit of damage has already been done.

Donald Trump’s new Federal Communications Commission chairman is taking direct aim at fair and affordable internet access.

This victory is a testament to the indefatigable work of millions of citizens determined to stand up to corporate lobbies.

It's been a year since the FCC decision protecting a free and open Internet, but special interest groups still continue their campaign to undo it.

Getting the high speed Internet access issue right presents both one of the key social justice challenges of our time and the greatest opportunity for America in a century.

Industry lobbyists are citing the need for fast lanes by the disabled to convince congressional staffers and their bosses to go against net neutrality.

A former FCC commissioner explains why now is the time to make our voices heard on Net neutrality.

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