Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
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OTI Urges Senate to Remove Anti-Consumer, Anti-Innovation Rider from Spending Bill
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AT&T/DirecTV Conditions are a Step Forward, But Consumers Remain Vulnerable
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New America Contributing to OSCE Cyber Confidence Building Measures
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Senate Panel Advances Bill that Threatens Net Neutrality
New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) today urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to remove language from a spending bill that w
Oti, Coalition of Human Rights and Technology Organizations Offer Recommendations on Export Controls for Surveillance Technology
Yesterday, OTI, along with Access, the Center for Democracy & Technology, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Human Rights Watch, and indepe
Broadcasters and Unlicensed Advocates File Letter Opposing FCC Incentive Auction Plan
Today a diverse coalition of broadcasters and unlicensed spectrum advocates filed a joint letter opposing a FCC staff proposal aimed at rev
