freepress
nounUK /ˌfriː ˈpres/
US /ˌfriː ˈpres/
News that people can read and share without the government telling them what to say.
A freepress helps people learn the truth about what is happening in their town.
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2. A printing press that anyone can use to print their own work.
The community center bought a freepress so students could print their own zines.
3. A place where ideas and news are shared openly without control.
The internet can act as a freepress for people who cannot publish elsewhere.
4. The right of reporters to publish news without being stopped.
The law protects freepress so journalists can report on important events.