Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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OTI Joins 60 Groups, Companies, and Academics in Opposition to Controversial Senate Intelligence Authorization Act
The Intelligence Authorization Act, if passed, would expand the FBI’s National Security Letter authority and limit crucial oversight.
6/23 – OTI Coalition Opposition to Auto Industry Petition for Reconsideration of U-NII-3 Band Rules
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Getting Up to Speed
To help you understand what exactly goes into good broadband measurement, OTI has released Getting Up to Speed.
OTI Applauds Senate Vote to Reject FBI Surveillance Expansion
Today, the Senate voted 58-38 vote to reject the controversial McCain-Cornyn-Burr Amendment.
OTI Joins Over 45 Groups & Companies for Day of Action to Say No to Rule 41 Changes
Government hacking policies significantly impact the cybersecurity and privacy of all Americans.
Senators Should Vote “NO” on McCain-Cornyn Amendment 4787 That Would Expand Surveillance, Reduce Oversight, and Threaten Privacy
The McCain-Cornyn Amendment would undermine reforms to surveillance laws and threaten privacy.
OTI Strongly Opposes Anti-Consumer Rider in FCC Funding Bill
A Senate subcommittee approved a funding bill today that blocks efforts to break up the cable industry’s monopoly on set-top devices.
Representatives Should Vote “YES” on Massie-Lofgren and Grayson Amendments to Prohibit Backdoor Searches and to Protect Encryption
The House of Representatives will vote on amendments that could greatly protect Americans’ communications.
Senate Panel Votes to Weaken Open Internet Order
One day after a federal court upheld the FCC’s Open Internet Order, a Senate panel voted to significantly weaken the order.