The commission votes on Thursday whether to end net neutrality and place the internet under the thumb of corporate America.

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.

“This naked corporatism is Washington at its worst,” says former FCC commissioner Michael Copps.

Imagine a world without internet freedom. This week, a major protest on the web will show what it would be like.

The Trump White House and new FCC chair are rolling back the effort for an internet that's open to all.

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

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has endorsed a proposal that dismantles net neutrality protections.

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

Cities must wait for the FCC's final ruling and a likely court fight before they'll know if they can expand public Internet service.

As Commissioner Wheeler explained, "This is the FCC using every tool in our toolbox to protect innovators and consumers."