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Internet and New MediaMay 21, 2014
The FCC’s Net Neutrality Proposal Explained
What the proposal means and how you can make your opinion heard.
Leticia Miranda
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Immigration PolicyMay 15, 2014
Dialing with Dollars: How County Jails Profit From Immigrant Detainees
County jails charge excessive rates for phone usage—a huge barrier for immigrant detainees fighting deportation.
Leticia Miranda
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Internet and New MediaJanuary 14, 2014
Court Strikes Down Net Neutrality Order
The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled that the Federal Communications Commission lacks the authority to enforce net neutrality rules.
Leticia Miranda
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Internet and New MediaJanuary 10, 2014
Will the FCC’s New Chairman Usher in a New Era for the Commission?
The Federal Communications Commission’s new chairman Tom Wheeler announces efforts to “do things differently.”
Leticia Miranda
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Internet and New MediaDecember 6, 2013
Verizon, the FCC and What You Need to Know About Net Neutrality
Why is Verizon suing the FCC over net neutrality regulations?
Leticia Miranda
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ActivismSeptember 9, 2013
Hacking for Immigrant Rights
How programmers, journalists and immigrant rights advocates are redefining hacking—for immigrant justice.
Leticia Miranda
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Internet and New MediaAugust 12, 2013
Why Aren’t Civil Rights Groups Standing Up to the Telecom Giants?
Public interest organizations say deregulating phone service providers will hurt communities of color, but major civil rights groups are still in favor.
Leticia Miranda
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Internet and New MediaJune 10, 2013
AT&T’s Deregulation Campaign
As the company moves to Internet-based telephone service, it’s looking to shed regulatory obligations that benefit low-income Americans.
Leticia Miranda