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“With this support from Pivotal, New America will be able to build a strong and durable foundation for the next decade of our work.”
“Putting an expiration date on Section 230 is not the most effective way to address harms and keep large tech companies accountable.”
“The best way to move forward in protecting children’s privacy and security online is to pass federal privacy legislation.”
The Order restores a version of net neutrality that will promote a virtuous cycle of online innovation competition, and consumer choice.
OTI urges Senators in both parties to vote for this “win-win legislation.”
“All of us who rely on the internet every day can breathe a sigh of relief, because the FCC is back on the beat.”
“OTI is disappointed that the Senate has passed a measure that will quicken the world’s retreat from an open internet.”
“A Stronger Workforce for America Act” doesn’t bring forth the transformational change needed to truly support workers and job seekers.