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One Year After the Release of the Santa Clara Principles, OTI Continues to Push Tech Companies for Transparency and Accountability Around Content Moderation Practices
Although these platforms have now issued transparency reports on content moderation, there is still significant need for improvement.
Facebook鈥檚 Oversight Board for Content Decisions Must Promote Greater Transparency and Accountability in Its Content Moderation Policy
OTI urged Facebook to ensure its 鈥淥versight Board for Content Decisions鈥 plays a meaningful role in developing content moderation policy.
麻豆果冻传媒’s Open Technology Institute Announces Leadership Change
麻豆果冻传媒 announces a leadership change for OTI.
Passing the Torch to OTI鈥檚 Next Generation: An Open Letter From The Director
An open letter from OTI Director Kevin Bankston
D.C. Circuit Should Overturn the FCC鈥檚 Net Neutrality Repeal with the Same Logic It Used in Recent Lifeline Case
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals recently overturned a FCC’s order that severely limited the Lifeline program on Tribal lands.
Civil Rights, Civil Liberties, and Consumer Groups Urge Congress to Protect Marginalized Communities from Discriminatory Privacy Abuses
OTI joined 25 civil society organizations in urging Congress to pass comprehensive privacy reforms to protect marginalized communities.
State Legislatures Still Care about Broadband Privacy
As a strong proponent of broadband privacy, OTI submitted two letters supporting Maine’s and Montana’s recently proposed bills.
OTI Applauds Historic House Vote to Restore Net Neutrality
Today, the House of Representatives passed the Save the Internet Act (H.R. 1644), which would restore the FCC’s 2015 net neutrality rules.
Five Civil Society Organizations Remind Congress: Look to the Supreme Court, Not Silicon Valley CEOs, For Guidance Before Regulating Online Speech
U.S. Supreme Court rulings have established principles sharply limiting the situations in which speech may be regulated or silenced.