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OTI Welcomes Historic Confirmation of FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel
Rosenworcel is a "public interest champion" with a long record of success at the agency.
12/2 FCC Comments to Expand Sharing in the E-Band
Net Neutrality Is and Has Always Been a Bipartisan Issue
Protecting the promise of a free and open internet is essential; as such, net neutrality is and will continue to be a bipartisan issue.
Regulating Platform Algorithms
Policymakers are taking various legislative approaches to regulate platform algorithms. Here's what they are—and how to improve them.
Everyone Needs Broadband Access—Especially LGBTQ Youth
LGBTQ youth rely heavily on the internet for health information and peer support—if they can afford a connection.
11/29 FCC Comments on Opening up the 4.9 GHz Band for Unlicensed and Open Access
Cybersecurity Research Should Not Be A Crime
We need unambiguous, permanent protections for good-faith security research, including long-overdue updates to the CFAA and DMCA.
11/16 FCC Reply Comments on Spectrum Policy to Benefit the Internet of Things
OTI Celebrates ‘Historic and Holistic’ Broadband Infrastructure Law
The law is the strongest action to close the digital divide that Congress has ever taken.
OTI Endorses Alvaro Bedoya for FTC
The FTC needs to be at full capacity with a commissioner who can hit the ground running. Professor Bedoya more than meets this moment.
OTI Applauds House Passage on Broadband Infrastructure
The Investment and Jobs Act is a historic step forward for broadband access, affordability, and equity.
11/4 FCC Reply Comments on Improving Broadband Competition in Multi-Tenant Environments
OTI Urges FCC to Crack Down on Broadband Monopolies in Apartment Buildings
Anti-competitive deals with property owners force tenants to contend with de facto monopolies.