Coalition Urges Congress to Reject Anti-Net Neutrality Bill
OTI joined 49 consumer advocates and technology organizations in a letter urging Congress to reject a harmful bill.
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Anti-Encryption Bill from Senators Burr and Feinstein Would Be Disastrous for Cybersecurity, Tech Economy
The bill requires any provider be able to decrypt any encrypted data of its users at when the government demands it with a court order.
FCC’s Broadband Disclosure Labels Empower Consumers
These 鈥渘utrition fact鈥 labels include comprehensive pricing terms, caps, speeds, and network practices per service offering.
New Report from OTI & The Berkman Center Curates Best Practices in Transparency Reporting
This report looks at major challenges Internet & telecommunications companies face when reporting on law enforcement & government requests.
OTI Applauds Modernization of Lifeline Program to Support Broadband
Lifeline is a federal subsidy that has offered discounted phone service to eligible low-income Americans since 1985.
OTI Welcomes FCC鈥檚 Privacy NPRM
The FCC voted to adopt a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding measures to protect the online privacy of broadband customers.
Groups Call Upon FCC to Scrutinize Zero-Rating Schemes and Protect Customers and the Open Internet
OTI joined over fifty other organizations calling the FCC to address the proliferation of zero-rating schemes by various ISPs.
Mariani Appointed 国产视频 Vice President
国产视频 announced today that Tyra Mariani is being appointed to a newly created Vice President position to drive strategic initiatives.
Groups Ask FCC and DOJ to Investigate Law Enforcement鈥檚 Warrantless Use of Cellular Surveillance Devices
The letter and petition demands the FCC and DOJ investigate law enforcement鈥檚 use of military-grade cellular surveillance devices.
House Passes Unnecessary Anti-Transparency Bill
H.R. 4596 would exempt many broadband providers from the Open Internet Order鈥檚 transparency rules for five years.