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New Report on Latines in Tech Underscores Need for PIT Pathways
Age Verification in the United States: Insights from the Open Technology Institute
OTI on age verification mandates.
Cyber Experts See Urgent Need for Data Privacy Bill, Suggest Tweaks
Prem Trivedi on an aspect of the American Privacy Rights Act.
Cybersecurity Leaders Express Reserved Support for American Privacy Rights Act
Prem Trivedi on the American Privacy Rights Act during a subcommittee hearing.
Large-Language Models Demand Huge Amounts of Data. Lawmakers Want to Know What That Means for User Privacy
Prem Trivedi on why a baseline federal standard on privacy and data security is essential for responsible AI regulation.
FCC Explicitly Prohibits Fast Lanes, Closing Possible Net Neutrality Loophole
Michael Calabrese on the final text of the FCC's net neutrality order addressing mobile slicing.
OTI Applauds the FCC’s Final Text of the Net Neutrality Order
The Order restores a version of net neutrality that will promote a virtuous cycle of online innovation competition, and consumer choice.
Your Home Internet Bill Can Be Deceptively Confusing. Now It’s (Slightly) Easier to Understand.
Chhaya Kapadia on the implementation of "broadband facts" labels.
A Connectivity Program That Brought Internet to 23 Million Rural and Poor Households Is Ending
Raza Panjwani on the importance of affordability when it comes to internet access.
April Digital Matters
Keys to a Healthier Digital Future: Interoperability, Open Protocols, and Tech Governance
New cross-sector research collaborative spotlights opportunities to support digital ecosystems in the public interest.
OTI Strongly Supports the Spectrum and National Security Act
OTI urges Senators in both parties to vote for this “win-win legislation.”
OTI Applauds FCC’s Reinstatement of Vital Open Internet Protections and Industry Oversight
“All of us who rely on the internet every day can breathe a sigh of relief, because the FCC is back on the beat.”