Cecilia Muñoz to Lead New Public Interest Technology Work at New America
Former WH Domestic Policy Council director will direct major new public interest technology initiative & lead New America National Network.
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OTI Statement on Selection of Ajit Pai to Lead FCC
Today, President Trump designated Ajit Pai to lead the Federal Communications Commission.
The internet has a dark side. We need a plan for taming it
The internet has changed the world. The world is also continuously changing the internet.
1/09 – Comments Supporting a Rulemaking to Open the 1,000 MHz C-Band for Fixed Wireless and Unlicensed Use
FCC Filing
OTI Supports the Reintroduction of the Email Privacy Act
Today, Congressmen Yoder and Polis reintroduced the Email Privacy Act (H.R. 387) for the 115th Congress.
How to Make Transparency Reports Better
Transparency reports will become the primary insight into the use (or abuse) of powerful surveillance tools.
New America Creates Millennial Fellowship to Support Young Adults Engaging with Public Policy
New America is pleased to announce the Millennial Public Policy Fellowship, set to begin in August 2017.
OTI’s Year in Policy Papers
Revisit OTI's 2016 by reviewing our year in policy papers.
House Lawmakers Say No To Encryption Backdoors
OTI welcomes this report, which was signed by the chairmen and ranking members of both committees, as well as a number of other members.
OTI Statement on Chairman Wheeler’s Departure
Chairman Wheeler left an indelible mark on our country’s communications policy.
12/12 FCC Reply Comments Opposing Waiver for Licensed Use of Unlicensed 900 MHz Band
FCC Filing
E-Rate-Funded Networks Should Be Extendable Off-Campus for Educational Purposes
12/5 – FCC Reply Comments on E-rate Petition to Permit Schools to Extend Internet to Low-Income Students at Home
FCC Filing
When the Clock Strikes Midnight, Government Hacking Will Expand Dramatically
At midnight, changes to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure that will significantly expand government hacking go into effect.