OTI Defends Open Internet Rules in Court
"We are confident that with the benefit of a full briefing, the court will reject the ISP industry’s attempt to rewrite the law & history."
Data & Transparency
Why Does One Online Education Supporter Oppose Better Data on Online Education?
WCET wants to deprive the public, students, parents, college leaders, and policymakers of critical information.
How AI-Powered Mental Health Apps Are Handling Personal Information
OTI’s Erika Solis explores the crucial role mental health apps serve and their varied approaches to data privacy and transparency.
Harris Likely to Combine Biden AI Policies with Silicon Valley-Informed Approach
Lilian Coral on how Vice President Harris may approach data collection, use, and transparency if elected President.
The Broadband Nutrition Label Is a “Long Overdue, Common-Sense Tool for Consumers,” Says OTI
“People deserve to know what they’re paying for—and this new broadband nutrition label provides useful information they need.”
15 Years: The Journey from Cocktail Napkin to Broadband Nutrition Label
We’re taking a look back at how OTI’s 15 years of advocacy successfully enabled the adoption of the broadband nutrition label.
Internet Service Has ‘Nutrition Labels’ Now. Here’s How to Use Them.
Chhaya Kapadia on the FCC's requirement for internet "nutrition" labels.
“We Just Disagree:” Department of Education Concludes Negotiated Rulemaking Without Consensus on Student Protections
This week, the Department of Education wrapped up negotiations on new regulations designed to improve consumer protections for students
If “Outcomes Are Key” in Higher Education, Why Do Accreditors Oppose Minimum Standards for Colleges?
Accreditors are meant to ensure that colleges provide students with a high quality education. So, why are they setting minimum standards?
Americans’ Perspectives on College Admissions Factors
This blog post uses data from the latest Varying Degrees survey to highlight Americans' perspectives on various college admissions factors.
Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Regulate Use of AI Systems
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.
U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Cory Booker Introduce Bill to Regulate Use of Artificial Intelligence to Make Critical Decisions like Housing, Employment and Education
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.