OTI’s Agentic AI Work Wins Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award
The paper was presented to the policymakers, academics, and privacy professionals who tuned in to FPF’s webinar showcasing the winning papers on AI.
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OTI Responds to Several Lifeline-Related Requests
OTI filed comments to the FCC related to a subsidy program that low-income Americans can use to purchase telephone and broadband service.
OTI to FCC: Broadband is Not Reaching All Americans
OTI’s comments to the FCC provide feedback on the state of broadband deployment and access in the United States.
Advancing Information Equality in Southeast Louisiana through Financial Literacy Services
Supporting first-time homeownership is one of the key strategies to spur post post-Katrina recovery in New Orleans.
9/11 FCC Public Interest Spectrum Coalition Filing On Using Mid-Band Spectrum To Improve Broadband Access
9/10 FCC Comments on the 37 GHz Band
Coalition Raises Serious Concerns About Australian Draft Bill and Encryption Backdoors
A new draft surveillance bill released by the Australian government would threaten digital security and privacy by undermining encryption.
Net Neutrality Has Always Been a Bipartisan Issue
The reaction to the repeal of net neutrality rules shows that it’s an issue that has bipartisan support. That matters.
OTI Submits Comments to the Federal Trade Commission Regarding Broadband and Privacy
The comments were submitted as the FTC seeks comment and hold hearings on competition and consumer protection in the 21st century.
Vermont and the District of Columbia Show a Renewed Interest in Broadband Privacy
In August, OTI submitted comments to Vermont’s Attorney General and the District of Columbia Office of Cable TV regarding broadband privacy.