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The Supreme Court may have allowed anti-homeless ordinances, but it also left open an escape valve to recognize encampments as necessary.
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Via Satellite reported on how a bipartisan group of organizations, including OTI, asked the FCC to move forward with updating EPFD limits.
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Recent OTI Policy Fellow Matt Steinberg on how AI wearables & toys blur the line between products & speech.
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OTI joined a bipartisan group of organizations in asking FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to move forward with updating EPFD limits.
The number of U.S. strikes in Somalia has climbed, Future Security's David Sterman examines why.
Sydney Saubestre and Prem M. Trivedi argue that the Trump administration is performing data theatre.
Communications Daily covered an event co-hosted by Wireless Future and the International Center for Law & Economics.
Elizabeth Losos dives into the key lessons from Belize's 2021 debt-for-nature swap.
Sydney Saubestre of New America explores how history shows the power and peril of data, and what it means for democracy today.
Jessie Mahr, director of technology at EPIC and a part of the DSP team, has been named as a Forbes 2025 Global Sustainability Leader.