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.
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FBI Should Not Be Able to Use NSLs to Demand Electronic Communications Transactional Records (ECTRs)
The FBI has renewed a push for Congress to authorize a significant expansion in the FBI’s surveillance powers.
OTI Applauds Decisive, Unequivocal Win for Consumers and Internet Freedom
Today, a three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld The Open Internet Order.
OTI Reaffirms Support for FCC’s Privacy Proposal As House Republicans’ Attempt to Undermine It Falls Flat
Contrary to the efforts of the Subcommittee, today’s hearing failed to undermine the FCC’s broadband privacy proposal
Senators Should Reject the Deeply Flawed Intelligence Authorization Act of 2017
The annual Intelligence Authorization Act should be a non-controversial bill, but not this year.
House Panel Attacks Net Neutrality and Competition in Latest Appropriations Vote
The House Appropriations Committee voted today to approve a funding bill that would harm net neutrality.
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Cornyn ECTR Amendment (OLL16601) Would Expand Surveillance, Reduce Oversight, and Threaten Privacy
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FCC Gets it Right by Putting Consumers First in New Broadband Privacy Proposal
Consumers should be protected against exploitative uses of their data by broadband providers.