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Today, a federal court overturned a Federal Communications Commission order that supported the creation of municipal broadband networks.
WiFu Statement on Wi-Fi Alliance LTE-U Coexistence Test Plan
We call on the FCC to ensure that all implementations of unlicensed LTE devices pass the entire test and coexist fairly with Wi-Fi.
OTI Releases New Primer on Software Vulnerabilities
Today, New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) releases a primer on software vulnerability ecosystem and its policy implications.
Verizon-Yahoo! Deal Raises Concerns Over Consumer Privacy and Zero Rating
Today, Verizon announced plans to acquire most of Yahoo!’s assets, and OTI expressed concern over the consumer privacy implications.
Statement on Spectrum Frontiers Order
Today, the FCC voted to adopt the Spectrum Frontiers Order, allocating more than 3,000 megahertz of very high-frequency spectrum.
OTI Joins 29 Groups and Trade Associations in Calling for Open Hearings on Proposal to Expand FBI Surveillance Authority
Joining a coalition of other groups, OTI called upon two Senate committees to hold open hearings over a controversial amendment.
OTI Applauds Senate Vote to Reject FBI Surveillance Expansion
Today, the Senate voted 58-38 vote to reject the controversial McCain-Cornyn-Burr Amendment.
OTI Strongly Opposes Anti-Consumer Rider in FCC Funding Bill
A Senate subcommittee approved a funding bill today that blocks efforts to break up the cable industry’s monopoly on set-top devices.
Senate Panel Votes to Weaken Open Internet Order
One day after a federal court upheld the FCC’s Open Internet Order, a Senate panel voted to significantly weaken the order.
