OTI Criticizes New Anti-WiFi Coalition from Mobile Carriers
It is more than a bit ironic that the mobile carriers are finally recognizing the enormous and undeniable benefits of unlicensed spectrum as
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It is more than a bit ironic that the mobile carriers are finally recognizing the enormous and undeniable benefits of unlicensed spectrum as
New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) filed a brief in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals today to defend the Open Internet Order fro
Today, New America’s Open Technology Institute (OTI) released the second paper in its continuing series on the IANA transition and the U.S.
We applaud the [FCC] for focusing its attention on submarine cables, an opaque part of the Internet’s architecture that needs greater oversi
Originally conceived under the Reagan administration, the Lifeline program was established to protect low-income Americans from having to ch
OTI submitted comments yesterday in support of the Federal Communications Commission’s ongoing proceeding to modernize the Lifeline program,
Every year, SXSW brings together creative and innovative minds to lead discussion on the technology, policy, communities, and ideas that wil
It’s been a little over a week since massive amounts of data from the popular cheating website, Ashley Madison, were published online. Alth
OTI has examined the factors that influence participants’ choices to engage (or not engage) with Internet service offers.
Just before they left for the August recess, Congress reached a tentative agreement to proceed on the controversial Cybersecurity Informatio
On June 18th, 2015, at the 17th annual Allied Media Conference, over 90 people attended the first ever Community Technology Network Gatherin
Nearly 5 million households receiving their paid TV service from DISH Networks lost access to 129 local TV stations in 36 states operated by
CISA’s provisions requiring real-time dissemination of cyber threat indicators throughout the government, and its restraints on the privacy
CISA’s definition for cybersecurity threat is the lynchpin for all of the authorities it creates. Entities may monitor their systems, sharin