The California Legislature is Trying to Run Out the Clock on Protecting Broadband Privacy
States, including California, have attempted to fill the gap left by Congress by proposing laws to protect broadband privacy.
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OTI Submits FCC Reply Comments on Net Neutrality
On August 31, OTI filed a second round of comments that continued to push back against the FCC’s wrongheaded net neutrality repeal plan.
8/30 FCC Reply Comments on Preserving the 2015 Open Internet Order
FCC Filing
8/25 FCC Reply with Public Knowledge Opposing Verizon Purchase of Straight Path Spectrum
FCC Filing
The SDGs are in peril. Here’s how we can revive them.
Bretton Woods II is releasing preliminary results from our year-long SDGs In Order project, the first sequencing of the UN SDGs in the world
Mapping the Public Interest Technology Landscape
It’s a field not yet fully formed, but it has the potential to solve 21st-century problems with 21st-century tools across diverse sectors.
8/22 FCC Reply Comments on Petition for Rulemaking Calling For Expanding Shared Access in the 3700-4200 MHz Band
FCC Filing
TechCongress Opens 2018 Congressional Innovation Fellowship Application
TechCongress opens its application process for its third class of Congressional Innovation Fellows.
8/11 FCC Petition to Deny Verizon Purchase of Straight Path Spectrum
FCC Filing
OTI, EFF, and CDT Urged the Supreme Court to Take Case on the Constitutionality of Section 702 Surveillance
The massive secrecy that shrouds Section 702 has prevented the courts from considering the constitutionality of this surveillance.