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Integrated Data in the United States: A Look at New York’s Workforce Portal
OTI Congratulates Alvaro Bedoya on FTC Confirmation
Professor Bedoya's expertise and dedication to the public interest are precisely what the American people need in an FTC commissioner.
New Research Highlights Need for more Differentiation in English Learner Education for Indigenous Students
Most states don’t differentiate how they identify Indigenous ELs, a decision that can affect their academic outcomes.
Big Money for Broadband, A Risky Connection for You
ISPs sell your personal data and put profits ahead of privacy. Regulations can help.
OTI Urges Stronger Antitrust Enforcement, Citing Failed Telecom Mergers
The U.S. is in dire need of stronger antitrust enforcement.
DIGI Welcomes New State Department Bureau on Cyberspace and Digital Policy
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Future-proofing Our Emergency Networks
Climate disasters can collapse networks, we have to ensure our infrastructure can keep communities resilient and self-sufficient.
Nominate a Candidate for the Open Technology Institute’s Policy Counsel/Policy Analyst Opening!
OTI has an opening for a policy counsel or policy analyst and is accepting nominations!
3/25 FCC Comments on Public Interest Need for Rules Facilitating Sharing of Satellite Spectrum
Joint Comments on a Spectrum Sharing Framework for NGSO Systems
OTI joined a group of organizations in filing comments urging the FCC to enforce a good faith coordination framework for spectrum sharing.
Building Ethics in Public Interest Technology
Three years after its founding, PIT-UN finds the importance of recommitting to the ethical dimensions of technological advancement.
Advocates Applaud the Advancement of Sen. Duckworth’s Legislation Restoring the FCC’s Full Authority to Address the High Cost of Phone Calls for Incarcerated People and Their Families
The telecom industry is predatory already for many who can’t afford expensive service, and this is even worse for those incarcerated.