How the FBI’s Approach to Hacking Affects the Future of Vulnerabilities Research
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DOJ, FCC Propose Conditional Approval of Charter Merger
Today, the DOJ announced a settlement to approve Charter’s proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
House Passes Anti-Net Neutrality Bill
The House of Representatives passed a bill that would make it practically impossible for the FCC to enforce the 2015 Open Internet Order.
President Obama Announces Support For Set-Top Box Reform
Today, President Obama announced his support for the FCC’s effort to promote competition in the market for set-top navigation devices.
Casting an Internet Lifeline to Low-income Americans
Digital Victory! Email Privacy Act Moves Forward with Historic Committee Vote
Today the House Judiciary Committee unanimously approved H.R. 699, The Email Privacy Act, and sent it to the House floor for consideration.
Federal Source Code Policy engages Open Source Community
Last month, the White House proposed a Federal Source Code Policy, and invited public comment via Github and traditional channels. Although
Coalition Urges Congress to Reject Anti-Net Neutrality Bill
OTI joined 49 consumer advocates and technology organizations in a letter urging Congress to reject a harmful bill.
Equal Access to Congressional Service Reports Act of 2016
Every day, Members of Congress and their staffs are forced to consider and make decisions on dozens of critical issues. In order to do that,
Anti-Encryption Bill from Senators Burr and Feinstein Would Be Disastrous for Cybersecurity, Tech Economy
The bill requires any provider be able to decrypt any encrypted data of its users at when the government demands it with a court order.