NOUN
- a press not restricted or controlled by government censorship regarding politics or ideology
How To Use free press In A Sentence
- Not only is the whole world watching our every move but we have an active, independent, free press just waiting to pounce on any mistake this administration makes as well.
- Free Press president Josh Silver expressed dismay over what he called backroom deals being brokered by the FCC and industry lobbyists without the presence of any public interest representatives. InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs
- A free press is fundamental to democracy.
- The right to alter the facts is not a concomitant of a free press.
- Though the country holds regular elections and boasts a free press, deciphering its politics can require the skills of a Soviet-era Kremlinologist. India's Gandhi God-Kings
- The new law strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press.
- What I am saying is that occasional errors are inevitable with a truly free press.
- That's why in dictatorships or autocratic regimes those in power move quickly to suppress a free press.
- Nations without our long history of a free press may not grasp this.
- His predecessor, Kevin J. Martin, who was known as a lawyerly FCC chairman, "got his hands dirty" on the legal issues, according to public interest advocate Marvin Ammori, a former adviser for Free Press. FCC's Julius Genachowski struggles between roles of regulator, innovator
