NOUN
- a press not restricted or controlled by government censorship regarding politics or ideology
How To Use free press In A Sentence
- Ask yourself if you would rather have a free press, or a press at the whim of political masters? Times, Sunday Times
- With the help of editor Paula R. Stiles and a band of eldritch writers she publishes the online zine Innsmouth Free Press. April 2010
- At the time, Salten was his conservative counter force at the New Free Press, the paper on the forefront of war propaganda, and wrote feuilletons.
- I got hit as well, and have been unsure whether or not to post about it on my own site as I don't really want to give the thuggish bullyboy in question any free press...but seeing how you handled it I think I might've made a mistake. Control
- The new law strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press.
- The day of reckoning for the free press will soon be upon us. Times, Sunday Times
- First, let me point out that the Detroit Free Press and other mainstream corporate media outlets did not bother to investigate this potential problem; they "mooched" off this particular online news outlet (which you refer to as a blog) and merely counter-reported the same story, leading with the rebuttal by the Republican Party. WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
- A free press is fundamental to democracy.
- Minority rights, an independent judiciary and a free press were established in Britain long before full universal suffrage arrived. Times, Sunday Times
- He fears that until state subsidies are removed, Russia will never have a truly free press.
