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LADOT needs to address the serious privacy and civil liberties issues before moving forward with any further stages of this policy.
The Better Life Lab at ¹ú²úÊÓƵ is pleased to announce that Vicki Shabo has joined as Senior Fellow for Paid Leave Policy and Strategy.
We applaud the committee for approving this important legislation, and urge the full House to quickly pass the bill.
The FCC should be working to strengthen USF programs, rather than restricting them and pitting them against one another for funding.
Today, the House Energy and Commerce Communications and Technology Subcommittee voted 18-11 to advance H.R. 1644.
We oppose any amendment that fails to give every American the net neutrality protections they deserve.
The House Judiciary Committee should hold public hearings and seek important information regarding surveillance under the Patriot Act.
Several provisions of the draft amendments would erode digital security and undermine the exercise of human rights globally.
OTI welcomes the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ opinion in Hately v. Watts that upholds privacy protections for online content.
Today, Congressional Democrats introduced bicameral legislation that would restore the FCC’s 2015 net neutrality rules.