OTI Submits Comments to the Federal Trade Commission Regarding Broadband and Privacy
The comments were submitted as the FTC seeks comment and hold hearings on competition and consumer protection in the 21st century.
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Vermont and the District of Columbia Show a Renewed Interest in Broadband Privacy
In August, OTI submitted comments to Vermont’s Attorney General and the District of Columbia Office of Cable TV regarding broadband privacy.
What you can do on International Overdose Awareness Day
By bringing awareness through localized, interactive maps, you can help those in your community realize their power to make a difference.
OTI and Coalition Urge Prompt Consideration of Nominees to Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
The Senate Judiciary Committee must consider President Trump’s final two nominees to the PCLOB as expeditiously as possible.
Third Way is Thinking Big about Apprenticeship Expansion
Promoting policies that improve economic opportunity for everyone, Third Way has an ambitious proposal for apprenticeship expansion.
Complex Coordination and Succeeding as a Tech NonProfit
Building software to help change the status quo involves a lot more than you might anticipate.
8/27 FCC Petition To Deny T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
Public Interest Groups Urge FCC to Block Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
OTI urges the FCC to block the proposed merger of the nation’s third and fourth largest wireless carriers, T-mobile and Sprint.
Breaking Down What Erdogan Wants
Following Turkey's snap elections, it seems that the country's strongman is here to stay—and wants to center Turkey in a new world order.
China’s Aggressive Surveillance Technology Will Spread Beyond Its Borders
It's time to grapple with the privacy-invading power of algorithmic authoritarianism.
David Foster Wallace Considers Netflix
What happens when you realize that a film you earnestly enjoy is actually an advertisement?
On Harvey’s Anniversary, Houstonians Set to Decide on Historic Flood Control Bond
Harris County voters head to the polls to decide on a $2.5 billion bond that would finance flood control projects. But is it enough?
The Increasing Digitization of Radical Politics
More and more, both the far-left and the far-right are tapping into the relative freedom of the internet to achieve their goals.