St. Pete public power advocates want voters, not politicians, to decide whether to dump Duke Energy.
ILSR’s annual scorecard shows which states have the best policies for giving communities control over their electricity and protection from utility abuses.
Use these five shortcuts to improve your state’s grade and ranking on the national Community Power Scorecard.
A trip to Nashville reveals where the data center fight is headed and how Big Tech's efforts to divide people are uniting an entire region.
What causes new Internet service providers to stumble right out of the gate, and what is really going on behind the scenes at state broadband...
Willmar, Minnesota’s message to its monopoly ISP: If you won’t build future-proof Internet connectivity, we’ll build it ourselves.
Our next B4DE webinar explores: with federal support for digital equity in retreat, what does it take to reach people at the local level?
An ILSR event in Arizona gathered small business owners, community advocates, congressional staff, and antitrust leaders to develop policy ideas for taking on corporate power.
As ownership caps fall and mega-mergers unite giant media studios, what happens to the future of real journalism?
Why data centers are sparking a nationwide backlash as big tech tries to turn communities into reverse centaurs.
At long last, fiber-to-the-home connectivity is coming to Cape Cod.
After Southern Glazer’s settlement, the FTC must commit to fighting illegal price discrimination.
Are broadcast license threats being weaponized to silence free speech? Chris, Gigi Sohn, and Berin Szóka unpack Disney’s landmark lawsuit against the FCC.
Ron Knox warns about the connections between monopolies and fascism in an essay exploring the Nazi regime's ties to chemical monopoly IG Farben.
A recent study suggesting New York State officials are trying to hide that the state’s ambitious grant programs are facing significantly higher costs and lower...