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FCC Filing
STATEMENT: FCC Launches New Consumer Help Center to Improve Data Collection and Transparency
OTI Statement on FCC’s E-rate Order for School and Library Connectivity
Chattanooga Focused on Offline Community Organizing Around Its Gigabit Network
Open Technology Institute, Civil Rights, Research Leaders Launch DataCivilRights.org
Stopping the Unlawful Trade of Surveillance Tech
A group of human rights organizations sent a strong message to 41 governments yesterday about the need to curb the uncontrolled export of su
Technological Sovereignty: Missing the Point?
New America’s Open Technology Institute in partnership with the Global Public Policy Institute in Berlin, Germany, released a new report tod
OTI Applauds FCC for Taking Steps to Protect Consumers During Technology Transitions
Today, the FCC took important steps to protect consumers as the technology used to route their phone communications and continues to evolve.
Should We Assume We’ve Been Hacked?
The presumption of breach doctrine offers useful lessons for individuals.
Spotlight on the Open Technology Institute: A Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellow Host
New Digital Stewards Program Developing Community Networks in Chicago
The Open Technology Institute is pleased to support the efforts of the Woodlawn Broadband Expansion Partnership to bring gigabit connectivit
Make Energy announces a US-Mexico Innovation Challenge
Make Energy invites the DIY maker community to find creative ways to generate energy from clean and renewable sources. We want to see projec
OTI partners with CityBridge on LinkNYC project replacing NYC payphones with free wi-fi hubs
OTI is pleased to announce its participation in LinkNYC, a plan to replace aging payphones in New York City with wi-fi hubs or "Links."