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OTI Urges Court to Reject T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
OTI and partners urge the D.C. Circuit Court to reject the harmful, anticompetitive T-Mobile/Sprint merger.
$3.1 Million Awarded to Grow Field of Public Interest Technology at Leading Colleges and Universities
The Public Interest Technology University Network’s inaugural “Network Challenge” is awarding 27 grants to 21 colleges and universities.
US, UK, and Australian Governments Push Facebook to Undermine Encryption
OTI responds to an international effort to pressure Facebook to back away from encryption.
OTI Statement on Mozilla v. FCC Decision
Facebook’s Final Charter for Its Content Oversight Board Takes Encouraging Steps, But Fails to Prioritize Transparency and Accountability
While the Charter includes some encouraging elements, it fails to ensure a meaningful role for the Board and accountability to the public.
OTI and CDT File Amicus Brief Regarding Bulk Surveillance Disclosures
OTI and CDT file an amicus brief in the case of Jewel v. National Security Agency in support of the class of plaintiffs.
New America Announces National Fellows Class of 2020
In New America’s 20th anniversary year, the Fellows Program will be supporting 12 books, two films, and its first podcast project.
OTI Highlights Broad Opposition to FCC’s Dangerous Proposal to Cap the Universal Service Fund
The FCC’s proposal to cap the USF is unnecessary and harmful to programs that help those in need access critical services.
OTI Appalled that Administration Seeks Renewal of Privacy-Invasive and Ineffective Phone Records Program
Congress should repeal the Section 215 call detail records program now, and truly end bulk collection of Americans’ phone records.
OTI Condemns FCC’s ‘Blind Rubber-Stamping’ of T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
The FCC is rubber-stamping an anti-competitive merger that would prices and harm consumers, all without the public’s input.