free-the-network

To protect net neutrality, we need internet infrastructure that isn't owned by big telecom.

Five years ago, Motherboard released a doc on Occupy Wall Street hacktivists trying to build a distributed, ad hoc mesh network from the ground up. We caught up with one of them.

The goTenna Mesh, a small radio device launching on Kickstarter, may bring the masses to mesh networking. A chat with the CEO, Daniela Perdomo.

India’s landmark new open internet policy increases the pressure on American regulators to address a glaring loophole regarding zero-rating.

When combined with Tor, Dissent is hard to beat.

Sticking it to the telecom giants, even if the cities need to build it themselves.

The future is about to get a bit more evenly distributed, thanks to ads.

And don’t even think about calling it a “human right.”

San Diego webcaster objects to TWC’s interconnection policy.

While Silicon Valley titans are staying mostly on the sidelines.

Sen. Rand Paul is running for the GOP presidential nomination—and he's also vying for the title of "biggest net neutrality hater."

How Tom Wheeler went from top cable industry lobbyist to public interest champion.