Should California give up its Internet protections for federal broadband money? Chris and EFF’s Chao Jun Liu unpack Condition 50 and what’s at stake.
St. Pete public power advocates want voters, not politicians, to decide whether to dump Duke Energy.
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...
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.
Are broadcast license threats being weaponized to silence free speech? Chris, Gigi Sohn, and Berin Szóka unpack Disney’s landmark lawsuit against the FCC.
Connecticut's Green Bank made solar on schools simple. Its public financing approach is a model other states can copy.
In this episode of Unbuffered, Chris and Sean break down the flawed realities behind national broadband data and policy.
An afternoon photographing data centers reveals insights about communities and how data centers interact with them.
Chris and Doug Dawson break down new Ookla FWA data, critique the FCC’s flawed mapping challenges, examine the final BEAD funding numbers, and tackle the...
Inside Alaska's community energy program: subscriber-owned solar for a one-of-a-kind grid.
Can local governments build modern public safety infrastructure without sacrificing citizen privacy or handing millions to private cloud vendors?
How household power can solve the energy affordability crisis.
Are Flock safety cameras keeping communities safe, or just building a private dragnet for mass surveillance? Chris sits down with independent reporter Daniel Boguslaw to...