The Nobel Prize winner argues that an economy dominated by large corporations has failed the many and enriched the few.

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

Susan Crawford writes that the new service shows us that we can have high-speed Internet at lower costs.

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

National security and law enforcement aren't the only areas where the state often operates unseen from the public. Other parts of the government also operate secretly.

Discover why companies like AT&T want to unplug the way roughly 19 million Americans still communicate with the rest of the world.

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

Bill Moyers and journalist Rick Karr report on the challenge corporate America poses to Internet freedom.

This episode of NOW considered the ethical role of media when the country is at war, and recounted a dramatic event of the Afghanistan War.

Bill Moyers looks at how TV both reflected and influenced the chaotic era of the 1960's in America.