FCC Raises the Bar for Broadband, Adopts E911 Order
Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took important steps to improve the consumer broadband market in the United States.
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Message to Congress: How not to kill the Internet when fighting terror
1/27 – Supplemental Brief on Legal Authority for Mobile Net Neutrality
FCC Filing
MacKinnon Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee on Protecting Freedom while Combating Extremism
Today Rebecca MacKinnon, Director of the Ranking Digital Rights project at New America, will testify at a congressional hearing on The Evolu
Petition the Copyright Office for Your Digital Rights
Laura Moy, Senior Policy Counsel with the Open Technology Institute, explains why the devil is in the details of the Digital Millennium Copy
Supplemental Brief on Legal Authority for Mobile Net Neutrality
Net Neutrality’s Achilles Heel
Increasing the Free Flow of Information to Cuba under U.S. Sanctions
OTI Welcomes Congressional Support for Net Neutrality, But Urges FCC to Continue to Lead
After over a decade of debate, it is critical that we get net neutrality rules right this time around.
How Technology is Changing the Family Tree
Someday, DNA-based genealogy could create a universal family tree. How could these data sets alter how we think about ourselves?
OTI Welcomes Sprint as Latest Network Neutrality Supporter; Urges Prompt FCC Action
We welcome Sprint’s acknowledgment that strong rules grounded in sound legal authority will not impede investment in broadband networks
OTI Applauds President Obama for Taking Strongs Steps to Improve Access to High-Speed Internet
OTI applauds President Obama for taking strongs steps to improve access to high-speed Internet at speech in Cedar Falls, Iowa
The FCC Delivers of Phase II of E-rate Modernization
OTI Statement on President’s Legislative Proposal for Cyber Information Sharing