OTI Congratulates FCC’s Newest Commissioner, Geoffrey Starks
Today, Geoffrey Starks was sworn in to serve as a Commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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Today, Geoffrey Starks was sworn in to serve as a Commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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New America congratulates Lenny Mendonca on his appointment as Chief Economic and Business Advisor to California Governor Gavin Newsom.
New America welcomes the Class of 2019 India-United States Public Interest Technology Fellows.
Today the Australian Parliament rushed through passage of its anti-encryption bill.
OTI filed yet another around of comments opposing the Australian parliament's rush to pass anti-encryption bill.
Open Technology Institute names Sarah Morris as new Deputy Director, and adds two new Policy Staff, Becky Chao and Spandana Singh.
New project uses science fiction as a tech policy tool.
Thirty-four civil rights, consumer, and privacy organizations unite to release principles for privacy legislation.
New research that examines the general public’s perceptions of Muslim Americans.
New America and national partners launch the Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship.
OTI’s transparency reporting toolkit surveys how internet platforms and telecommunications companies are reporting content takedowns.