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Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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We call on the FCC to ensure that all implementations of unlicensed LTE devices pass the entire test and coexist fairly with Wi-Fi.
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Today, New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) releases a primer on software vulnerability ecosystem and its policy implications.
OTI Fights for Net Neutrality in Europe
EU regulators have been working on guidelines that will determine whether Europe gets strong net neutrality or weak, loophole-ridden rules.
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Today, Verizon announced plans to acquire most of Yahoo!’s assets, and OTI expressed concern over the consumer privacy implications.
HUD Proposal Will Help Narrow the Digital Divide by Bringing Broadband Access to HUD-Funded Housing
HUD has proposed a rule designed to narrow the digital divide by bringing broadband access to low-income and elderly communities.
Squashing Car Bugs: What Chrysler’s new bounty program means for vulnerabilities research
Car companies are facing the same challenge as other computer-dependent industries – any product with a computer in it is hackable.