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OTI denounces the FCC’s approval of a merger that will raise prices, kill jobs, and worsen the digital divide.
OTI and partners urge the D.C. Circuit Court to reject the harmful, anticompetitive T-Mobile/Sprint merger.
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OTI responds to an international effort to pressure Facebook to back away from encryption.
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OTI and CDT file an amicus brief in the case of Jewel v. National Security Agency in support of the class of plaintiffs.