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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Ending Net Neutrality Could Lead to Tuition Increases

Ending Net Neutrality Could Lead to Tuition Increases

WSN Editorial Staff December 1, 2017
Appeal of Net Neutrality would undoubtedly mean that NYU tuition will increase for any student that would want internet access, which is nearly all of us.
AT&T payment plan further erodes privacy

AT&T payment plan further erodes privacy

Tommy Collison, Deputy Opinion Editor February 24, 2015
AT&T's surcharge of $29 for customers who would like to opt out of targeted ads based on their browsing history is unacceptable and shows a need for federal regulation.
FCC chairman takes steps to fight for net neutrality

FCC chairman takes steps to fight for net neutrality

Olivia Martin, Creative Director, Special Editions February 17, 2015
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is taking a step in the right direction with his proposal to make ISPs utilities, but the fight is not nearly over.
Adam's Angle: Comcast-Netflix deal threatens competition

Adam’s Angle: Comcast-Netflix deal threatens competition

March 6, 2014
While Comcast’s deal is legal, there are checks that must be made to ensure that the increasingly powerful conglomerate does not abuse the power it has over content providers.
Courtesy of Paramount Pictures

FCC considers more lenient obscenity standards

April 15, 2013
What makes "Saving Private Ryan" okay and Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction "egregious"?
Courtesy of John D. Rockefeller IV via flickr.com

Schumer advocates guaranteed cell service in blackouts

November 27, 2012
Sen. Schumer calls attention to lack of communication infrastructure and motives the Federal Communications Commission to hold hearings.