OTI Urges FCC to Abandon Misguided Cap on Universal Service Fund That Would Worsen Digital Divide
The proposed cap on funding for the Universal Service Fund would only hamper the FCC's ability to address the digital divide.
Chinese Interagency Group Calls Out Apps for Illegally Collecting User Data
The Leading Edge of Local System-Building: ESSA and Continuity Across the First Decade of Children’s Lives
ESSA plans present opportunities to improve quality and significantly deepen collaboration between schools, districts, and community organiz
OTI Opposes DOJ’s ‘Half-Baked, Needlessly Convoluted’ Sprint/T-Mobile Scheme
The DOJ's plan to approve Sprint and T-Mobile's merger is a half-baked alternative to the agency's best option: blocking the deal.
Brazil Under Bolsonaro
Polarization reaches dangerous levels and threatens the rule of law.
Bringing Americans Home
On the fourth anniversary of reforms to U.S. hostage policy, what are the politics of efforts to bring home Americans held abroad?
Dutch Flood Experts Come to Help Protect Galveston
Good News, but Not Good Enough
How Will We Govern Ourselves in Space?
Webinar: Tech and Transparency
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What Would James Joyce Think of Brexit?
Ireland’s U.S. Ambassador argues that a classic Irish novel, and its author, are European in the end
FTC Announces Historic, Yet Insufficient, Settlement with Facebook for Privacy Violations
The FTC has stepped up its privacy enforcement, but further action is necessary to create meaningful change.