The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster
From misallocated funds to inaccurate Census numbers, the Commission's flimsy data maneuvering could exacerbate all sorts of issues.
America’s First Foreign Fighter for al Qaeda After 9/11: Bryant Neal Viñas Tells His Story
Join International Security Program in welcoming Bryant Neal Viñas for a discussion of his time as a member of al Qaeda
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Senate Commerce Should Have Heard Consumer Voices in One-Sided Privacy Hearing
The Senate Commerce Committee's hearing on data privacy omitted consumer voices. As a result, it held little value for the public.
Tools from the tech world can help us understand immigrant naturalization
A piece of technology can't fix this problem, but tools like user personas can enrich the work people are doing in this space.
Building the Digital State
We are working with the Rockefeller Foundation, the Beeck Center for Social Innovation + Impact, and other partners on the digital state
Phase Zero Webinar: Session 1
In-Person
WEBINAR
Please refer to RSVP link., Washington, D.C. 20005
Vote No on H.R. 302 If Preventing Emerging Threats Act is Not Stripped from FAA Reauthorization Act
Bill provides overbroad authority to DOJ and DHS that threatens civil liberties and property rights.
Cybersecurity Training in the Magic Kingdom
OTI Responds to Several Lifeline-Related Requests
OTI filed comments to the FCC related to a subsidy program that low-income Americans can use to purchase telephone and broadband service.
Translation: China’s new top Internet official lays out agenda for Party control online
In party journal Qiushi, Zhuang Rongwen's first major statement as CAC chief focuses on propaganda and public opinion management.
Extremism: What is it and How Does it Relate to Violence?
Join ISP and author J.M. Berger for a nuanced discussion about his new book on extremist movements.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005