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8/28 Joint Letter to State Dept, NTIA, FCC Supporting Changes to Improve Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Coexistence
8/9 Coalition FCC Comments Proposing Open Access and Tribal Area Set Asides for the 12 and 13 GHz Bands
8/3 Coalition Letter to FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel Urges Final Rules for 6 GHz that Avoids Creating a “Wi-Fi Digital Divide”
Baby’s Digital Footprint: A New Parent (and Technologist) Grapples with Protecting His Child’s Privacy Online
As a new parent in 2023, technologist Nat Meysenburg wrestles with what it means to create and contain a digital footprint for his baby.
OTI Calls on Senate Committee to Advance Anna Gomez’s Nomination to the FCC, Urges Senate Majority Leader Schumer To Hold Floor Vote Before August Recess
“The important work of the FCC has been slowed or jeopardized by the unprecedented 2+ year partisan delay in fully staffing the FCC.”
Wyden: Section 230 Doesn’t Protect AI-Generated Content
Communications Daily on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation’s June 20 Section 230 summit.
Keynote Remarks: Section 230 and the Public Interest
Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) on Section 230.
Senator Ron Wyden and Others on Social Media Regulation
C-SPAN on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation’s June 20 Section 230 summit.
To Protect the Public Interest Internet, Lawmakers Have Better Tools than Section 230 Reform
“Protecting the public interest and free speech online, and making the internet a safer place are not mutually exclusive.”
Event Recap: Closing the Digital Divide
OTI on ACP resources and opportunities for collaboration.
Keynote Remarks: Closing the Digital Divide
NTIA Administrator and Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information Alan Davidson on the ACP.
SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Platforms — What’s Next for Platform Accountability?
“Accountability goes beyond reforming or removing Section 230 protections, and gets at larger concerns about the platform ecosystem.”
Youth, Pride, and the Digital Divide: Keeping Today’s LGBTQ Youth Connected and Safe
Queer and trans youth face a future of increasing discrimination as the number of policies targeting LGBTQ communities online grows.
10 Years of Ranking Digital Rights: Corporate Accountability for Human Rights in the Digital Age
For the past decade, Ranking Digital Rights has been a galvanizing force for holding Big Tech accountable.