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Free Press Action Fund Panel Explores Innovation, Creativity and the Future of the Internet
Aitza Haddad
July 9, 2014
On Tues., July 8, Free Press Action Fund President and CEO Craig Aaron moderated a panel discussion with policy experts, investors, innovators and content creators to clarify what’s at stake in the fight to save Net Neutrality.
The Unchecked Spying Needs to Stop
Craig Aaron
July 9, 2014
Today’s revelations that the FBI and the NSA have been spying on prominent members of the Muslim-American community should trouble all of us.
Safeguarding Free Speech in the Digital Age
Timothy Karr
July 9, 2014
It shouldn’t have come as a surprise to hear Rep. Spencer Bachus speak in favor of Net Neutrality. But his statement was out of the ordinary because Net Neutrality has become politicized.
Sen. Leahy Brings Judiciary Committee Home to Vermont
Laura Sylvester
July 3, 2014
When it comes to protecting Net Neutrality, Vermonters mean business.
Lots of Rhetoric and Little Substance as the FCC Chairman Hits the Road
Mary Alice Crim
July 2, 2014
Nearly 300 people packed the South Broadway Cultural Center in Albuquerque Tuesday night to hear FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's views on Net Neutrality, mega-mergers and more.
Which Side Are You On, Tom?
Aitza Haddad
July 2, 2014
Net Neutrality activists had one simple question for the FCC chairman on Tuesday: Which side are you on, Tom?
Shedding New Light on Dark Money
Timothy Karr
July 1, 2014
Letting the FCC do its job means advancing the public's right to know at a time when political ad spending has run amok. Let the sun shine in.
EFF Announces Support for Reclassification
Candace Clement
June 30, 2014
It’s getting harder and harder for the FCC to ignore the groundswell of support for Net Neutrality. And the number of groups buying the argument that there is any other way to do it than reclassifying is shrinking daily.
Dozens of Organizations, Companies Thank U.S. Mayors
Candace Clement
June 27, 2014
The U.S. Conference of Mayors passed a resolution on Monday in support of Net Neutrality and against the discriminatory practices that a proposed Federal Communications Commission rule would allow.
Find Free Press on the Road This Summer
Mary Alice Crim
June 26, 2014
For me and my Free Press colleagues, summer brings lots of travel to events around the country to meet with you: our members, supporters and friends.

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