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Zuckerberg Must Testify Under Oath
Collette Watson
Timothy Karr
March 22, 2018
We need answers about Facebook’s failure to safeguard our privacy.
20 Powerful Comments on Race, the Media and #KernerAt50
Collette Watson
March 20, 2018
Here are 20 of our favorite moments from the Kerner at 50 town hall, which explored the legacy of racism in the media.
How Congress Can Save Net Neutrality: A Step-by-Step Breakdown
Collette Watson
Dana Floberg
Matt Wood
December 20, 2017
If you’re passionate about Net Neutrality, you may be wondering what we can do now that the FCC has voted to repeal the rules protecting it. You may have even heard that Congress is the next venue in the fight. But what exactly can Congress do?
Net Neutrality: What's Next and How We Win the Fight
Collette Watson
December 18, 2017
Don’t listen to FCC Chairman Pai and his ISP allies: The fight to save the internet is far from over.
6 Incredible Moments from the Nationwide #StopTheFCC Protests for Net Neutrality
Collette Watson
Alison Brzenchek
December 11, 2017
Last week, the people stood up to cable and phone companies in a historic way.
New Jersey Residents Speak Out: Why Local News Matters
Collette Watson
November 22, 2017
With big companies exploiting new FCC rule changes to buy up local news stations, the need for community-engaged journalism is more critical than ever. That’s why New Jersey residents are asking lawmakers to support the Civic Info Bill.
Trump TV Goes Local?
Collette Watson
August 3, 2017
Close your eyes and imagine your area’s most beloved TV-news anchor. Now imagine that person unleashing reports and commentaries full of racist, Islamophobic rhetoric.
How Newsrooms Help Destroy Black Lives
Collette Watson
July 19, 2017
“The pen is mightier than the sword.” It’s true. Every day I watch as journalists’ pens cut down Black lives.
FCC 'Lifeline' Program Opponents Wage War on the Poor
Jessica J. González
Collette Watson
June 30, 2017
Lifeline critics are using a new GAO report to intensify attacks on the program and malign its users — dismissing the tremendous opportunities Lifeline has provided for millions of people.
#InternetIRL Forum Highlights Ways Black Creators Connect, Tell Stories and Take Action
Collette Watson
June 15, 2017
Centuries of discriminatory beliefs and practices continue to result in the murder and marginalization of Black people in America, making it necessary to educate our society over and over again. In this quest for liberation, we’ve found a critical tool: the internet.

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