OTI Responds to European Consultation on Digital Services Act
The Commission should strive to develop a rights-respecting framework for transparency and accountability from internet platforms.
The Commission should strive to develop a rights-respecting framework for transparency and accountability from internet platforms.
If the FCC accepts, it will join an effort to bully platforms into moderating content according to the administration’s desires.
Recommends antitrust enforcers expand their understanding of consumer welfare, and that Congress pass strong data privacy legislation.
While the PACT Act is a significant improvement over other recent proposals to amend Section 230, OTI has several remaining concerns.
OTI strongly opposes the EARN IT Act. Despite amendments, the threats posed by the original bill to encryption and free expression remain.
Groups outline serious competition and data privacy concerns with the proposed deal.
OTI submitted a statement for the record recommending greater transparency & accountability around combating mis/disinformation.
While the protocols that run the internet are still fundamentally interoperable, many prominent services are not.