ISPs Can Charge Extra for Fast Gaming under FCC鈥檚 Internet Rules, Critics Say
OTI on why the FCC鈥檚 proposed no-throttling rule should ban not only selective slowing down, but also selective speeding up.
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The Broadband Nutrition Label Is a 鈥淟ong Overdue, Common-Sense Tool for Consumers,鈥 Says OTI
鈥淧eople deserve to know what they鈥檙e paying for鈥攁nd this new broadband nutrition label provides useful information they need.鈥
15 Years: The Journey from Cocktail Napkin to Broadband Nutrition Label
We鈥檙e taking a look back at how OTI鈥檚 15 years of advocacy successfully enabled the adoption of the broadband nutrition label.
Telecom Fights Price Caps as U.S. Spends Billions on Internet Access
Raza Panjwani on the importance of making broadband affordable.
Akamai Wants FCC to Fill a Gap in Net Neutrality Draft Order
Michael Calabrese on urging the FCC to make changes to its neutral approach to 5G network slicing.
A New Privacy Bill Could Be a Good Start to Much-Needed Tech Laws
OTI on the American Privacy Rights Act.
Internet Service Has 鈥楴utrition Labels鈥 Now. Here鈥檚 How to Use Them.
Chhaya Kapadia on the FCC’s requirement for internet “nutrition” labels.
Experts Provide Early Analysis of the American Privacy Rights Act
David Morar on the newly-unveiled APRA bill.
To Combat Online Harms, Congress Needs to Shift the Focus Away from Section 230
Congress is going down the wrong path by continuing to spotlight Section 230 in the context of addressing online harms.
As Broadband Access Lags, Cities Build Their Own Networks to Get Communities Online
Raza Panjwani on getting more Americans online.