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OTI partners with CityBridge on LinkNYC project replacing NYC payphones with free wi-fi hubs
OTI is pleased to announce its participation in LinkNYC, a plan to replace aging payphones in New York City with wi-fi hubs or “Links.”
OTI STATEMENT: Senate Votes to Block Consideration of USA FREEDOM Act, But the Fight for Surveillance Reform Continues
OTI Applauds FCC’s Plan to Raise the E-rate Funding Cap
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As USA FREEDOM Act Heads to Senate Floor, OTI Reaffirms Its Strong Support and Opposes Any Anti-Privacy Amendments
USA Freedom heads to the floor.
Getting Closer to Net Neutrality on Mobile Networks
OTI Study Shows Strong Network Neutrality Rules are Feasible for Mobile Carrier Networks
New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) today released an engineering study showing that mobile broadband providers have the capabilit