The Internet has emerged as a critical new avenue of free expression in our society, truly becoming an “uninhibited marketplace of ideas.” But there is no guarantee it will remain an open and accessible communications and media resource. Powerful interest groups work to limit free expression and keep the Internet in the hands of a few.

Media Access Project is working to protect and expand openness, diversity, and access on broadband networks in a number of ways. Read up on our most prominent work:

• Net Neutrality: Ensuring that the Internet stays an open platform for innovation and diversity.
• Wireless: Increasing competition in the market for mobile devices and wireless service.

Recent News:

• Public Interest Groups Growing Impatient With FCC
• FCC Requests More Comments On Net Neutrality, Gets Criticized
• FCC spells out possible new mandates for broadband providers
• Instead of Action, FCC Asks Repetitive Questions on Open Internet
• The 2000s: A History of the FCC’s Internet Policy Deregulation