Public Interest Groups Decline to Seek Supreme Court Review of FCC Open Internet Rules
鈥淭here are other ways we can advance our fight for consumer protections and ISP accountability,鈥 says Raza Panjwani.
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Joint Comments on Modernizing the Spectrum Sharing Framework For GSO and NGSO Systems
OTI and PK filed comments to improve spectrum sharing for fixed-satellite service systems operating in certain bands of spectrum.
Joint Comments on Satellite Spectrum Abundance
OTI and PK support the FCC’s initiative to promote satellite spectrum abundance.
Digital Equity Advocates Rally to Restore Funds, Sustain Their Work
Jessica Dine on how a coherent national digital skills strategy would be essential to facilitating U.S. implementation of AI at scale.
Why Broadband Adoption Matters and the Programs That Make It Happen
We recap our event on why the Digital Equity Act is integral to achieving the benefits of making America a fully digitally-connected nation.
7/15 Joint FCC Comments Supporting Sharing Lower 37 GHz Spectrum Using an Automated Coordination Database
OTI and Public Knowledge submitted comments in response to the FCC’s Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the lower 37 GHz band.
The Coming Arguments Over Spectrum
OTI on why auctioning certain spectrum could disrupt the administration鈥檚 broadband expansion goals.
Three Joint Petitions to Deny Requests from the Big Three to Carve Up and Acquire U.S. Cellular鈥檚 Spectrum Holdings
OTI joined other public interest organizations to petition the Federal Communications Commission.
BEAD Bets Big on CBRS and 6 GHz Bands, So Why Is Congress Gutting Them?
Jessica Dine and Nat Purser (PK) on the potential ripple effects of our government鈥檚 increasingly inconsistent approach to broadband policy.
Senate GOP Budget Bill Has Little-Noticed Provision That Could Hurt Your Wi-Fi
Michael Calabrese on how the Senate Commerce Committee鈥檚 version of the budget reconciliation bill could hurt Wi-Fi.