As AT&T and Time Warner plan to merge, new FCC rules on broadband privacy show how today “Big Media” also means “Big Data.”

It's time for the FCC to rein in the digital “Wild West” to protect privacy and net neutrality, as cable and telephone broadband monopolists become powerful data gatekeepers.

But pro-disclosure groups are pushing to change that.

The last best hope to stop Big Money’s rout of American democracy is a former trade group lobbyist who’s reluctant to stretch his spandex superhero suit too thin.

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."

Tom Wheeler says he will "preserve the internet as an open platform for innovation and free expression."

The final decision on Net neutrality comes down to one man -- and it's not Barack Obama.

Obama recognizes that millions of Americans are up in arms about high speed internet access, and getting this issue right might shape his legacy.

In his strongest statement since the 2008 campaign, Obama speaks out for Net neutrality.