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Open Markets commends the EU on its decision regarding Google’s abusive market practices.
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New Coalition Petitions FCC to Expand Shared Access to Underused Spectrum to Boost High-Speed Broadband Access in Rural and Underserved Areas
Coalition calls on FCC to speed deployment of high-capacity fixed wireless broadband services.
Nonprofit Coalition Letter Urges FCC to Reject Cellular Industry Effort to Upend Historic Spectrum Sharing Framework
Coalition letter opposes CTIA effort to limit access to licensed spectrum.
Open Markets Condemns Amazon Plan to Buy Whole Foods
Open Markets Condemns Amazon’s Plan to Buy Whole Foods
New America Announces First Class of Millennial Public Policy Fellows
New America announces the first class of fellows accepted to the Millennial Public Policy Fellowship.
GNI Welcomes the Open Technology Institute at New America as a New Member
GNI is pleased to announce that OTI has become the newest member of its multi-stakeholder freedom of expression and privacy platform.
OTI Sends Coalition Letter in Response to the DNI’s Broken Privacy Commitment
In response to DNI’s refusal to provide a public estimate of the number of Americans whose communications are collected under Section 702.
OTI Condemns FCC’s Attack on Net Neutrality
Today, a narrowly divided FCC voted 2-1 to advance Chairman Ajit Pai’s proposal to repeal the Open Internet Order.