Tricks, Not Treats: OTI Slams FCC’s ‘Unhinged’ October Surprise on Net Neutrality
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"The American people need internet freedom, not jokes about Reese's Peanut Butter Cups."
Californians need the protections of the state's net neutrality law, now more than ever.
New America is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Sherle Schwenninger, co-founder and former director of many New America programs.
The bill would put the burden of protecting privacy on individual users, rather than the companies that exploit personal data.
The launch of a #DigitalDecade to use open source technology solutions that will strengthen public institutions in countries worldwide.
COVID-19 makes it more important than ever to get everyone connected to telecommunications service.
While millions face the pandemic without internet access, Chairman Pai is "asleep at the wheel."
New America’s Fellows Program invests in thinkers—writers, scholars, filmmakers, and journalists—who generate big, bold ideas.
A note from Anne-Marie Slaughter on the passing of Ted Halstead
The Commission should strive to develop a rights-respecting framework for transparency and accountability from internet platforms.
Jessica Dheere, RDR’s deputy director, will assume the role of director. Rebecca MacKinnon will stay on as founding director into 2021.
If the FCC accepts, it will join an effort to bully platforms into moderating content according to the administration's desires.
OTI urges the European Commission to closely scrutinize Google’s proposed acquisition of Fitbit.
We need clear limits on the collection and use of biometric data.
Recommends antitrust enforcers expand their understanding of consumer welfare, and that Congress pass strong data privacy legislation.