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  joly 11:56 am on 06/15/2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: oti, spectrum ( 15 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY:  Harnessing Satellite Spectrum for Broadband: Will Incumbents Sell, Stay, or Share? #SharedSpectrum #FCC #spectrum 

  Today, Friday Jun 15 2018 at Noon EDT (16:00 UTC), the Open Technology Institute presents Harnessing Satellite Spectrum for Broadband: Will Incumbents Sell, Stay, or Share? At its July meeting, the FCC will examine two proposals to repurpose a portion of the C-Band (3700 – 4200 MHz) that involve clearing the satellite service – mainly used for tv signal distribution – off the lower portion of the band (boosting mobile capacity for 5G) and authorizing shared use of the unused frequencies in the remainder of the band (enabling high-capacity fixed wireless). This event will will open with presentations summarizing the two leading proposals, by Intelsat and Google, respectively, followed by a panel discussion with a variety of stakeholders. It will be webcast live via YouTube.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bh6W8ASAWT4
  Twitter: #SharedSpectrum http://bit.ly/sharedspectrum

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  joly 6:49 pm on 04/05/2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: facebook ( 6 ), oti   

  VIDEO: @Facebook After Cambridge Analytica: What Should We Do Now? @OTI w/ @TMcSweenyFTC @cnonnaholland8 @MichelleDeMooy @harlanyu @kevinbankston #FacebookafterCA 

  Earlier today, Thursday April 5 2018, the Open Technology Institute presented a panel Facebook After Cambridge Analytica: What Should We Do Now? in Washington DC. FTC Commissioner Terrell McSweeny and a panel of experts hashed out initial answers to some critical questions: What should consumers do now to protect themselves? How should regulators like the FTC respond? What should Congress do? What changes should consumers and politicians be demanding of Facebook, and of the rest of the tech sector? What next steps will best protect our privacy and our democracy while also preserving internet openness and innovation? Where do we go from here? Panel: Michelle De Mooy, Director of Privacy and Data, Center for Democracy & Technology; Caroline Holland, Tech Policy Fellow, Mozilla Foundation; Professor David Vladeck, A.B. Chettle Chair in Civil Procedure, Georgetown Law; Harlan Yu, Executive Director, Upturn. Moderator: Kevin Bankston, Director, New America’s Open Technology Institute. The event was webcast live via YouTube.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/YkRSIB6UHCs
  Twitter: #FacebookafterCA

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  joly 12:24 pm on 06/06/2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: fragmentation ( 4 ), isoc-dc ( 51 ), milton mueller ( 8 ), New America ( 7 ), oti   

  WEBCAST TODAY: Will the Internet Fragment? A Discussion with Milton Mueller @OTI @ISOCDC @miltonmueller #netfrag 

  Today Tuesday June 6 2017, at noon EDT New America’s Open Technology Institute and the Internet Society Washington DC Chapter present Will the Internet Fragment? a panel featuring Professor Milton Mueller. author, of Will the Internet Fragment?: Sovereignty, Globalization and Cyberspace. In the book, Will the Internet Fragment?, Professor Mueller argues that the fragmentation diagnosis misses the mark, and the rhetoric of fragmentation camouflages the real issue: the attempt by governments to align information flows with their jurisdictional boundaries. The fragmentation debate is really a power struggle over the future of national sovereignty, pitting global governance and open access against traditional territorial institutions of government. This conflict, the book argues, can only be resolved through radical institutional innovations. In order to save the internet, we need to move away from national sovereignty and towards popular sovereignty in cyberspace. PANEL: Dr. Milton Mueller, Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology School of Public Policy; Rebecca MacKinnon, Director, Ranking Digital Rights project at New America; Tim Maurer, Co-director of the Cyber Policy Initiative, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Angela McKay, Senior Director of Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy, Microsoft. MODERATOR: Derrick Cogburn, Professor, American University. The event will be webcast live on the New Anerica YouTube Channel, and the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

  What: Will the Internet Fragment?
  Where: New America, Washington DC
  When: Tuesday June 6 2017, at noon EDT
  Webcast 1: https://youtu.be/aSJSbvIrlnw
  Webcast 2: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/milton
  Twitter: #netfrag

  
  

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  joly 3:55 pm on 05/03/2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: fcc ( 86 ), net neutrailty ( 5 ), New America ( 7 ), oti   

  VIDEO: The Fight for #NetNeutrality Begins Again @newamerica @oti 

  Today, Wednesday May 3 2017 New America’s Open Technology Institute hosted a discussion The Fight for Net Neutrality Begins Again in Washington DC. Ater a keynote from Congressman Frank Pallone Jr., Ranking Member, House Energy & Commerce Committee, he was joined by Julie Stitzel, Senior Manager, Federal Advocacy and Policy, Etsy; Carmen Scurato, Director, Policy & Legal Affairs at National Hispanic Media Coalition; Sarah Morris, Director, Open Internet Policy at New America’s Open Technology Institute, and moderator Alan Davidson, Former Director of Digital Economy, US Dept. of Commerce, to discuss the outlook as the FCC prepares for a May 18 vote on Chairman Ajit Pai’s proposal to dismantle the Open Internet Order. Video is below:

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/643DGD2J-mM

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  joly 3:49 pm on 02/16/2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: digital rights ( 2 ), library, new america nyc ( 2 ), oti   

  WEBCAST TONIGHT: The Future of #DigitalRights Is A Library Card #LibraryData @newamericanyc @oti 

  Today Thursday February 16 2017 New America NYC will present The Future of Digital Rights Is A Library Card – a panel of leaders of New York’s public library systems will have a conversation on the unique opportunity public libraries have in preparing individuals and communities for the challenges of always-on, digitally networked, and easily surveilled lifestyles. Speakers: Jaime L. Anno, Manager of Organizational Assessment, Queens Library; William Marden (@MardenBill), Director, Data Privacy and Compliance, New York Public Library; Story Bellows (@storybellows), Chief Innovation and Performance Officer, Brooklyn Public Library; Seeta Peña Gangadharan, Assistant Professor, Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics & Fellow, New America’s Open Technology Institute. Moderator: Joshua Breitbart (@joshdotfm), Senior Advisor for Broadband, Office of the Mayor of New York City. The event will be webcast live on the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

  What: The Future of Digital Rights Is A Library Card
  Where: Interface NYC
  When: Thursday February 16, 2017, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm (23:00-01:00 UTC)
  Webcast: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/nanyc
  Twitter: #LibraryData https://twitter.com/hashtag/librarydata

  
  

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  joly 7:14 am on 02/09/2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: New America ( 7 ), next billion ( 4 ), oti   

  WEBCAST TODAY: The Next Three Billion – Initiatives to Bring the Whole World Online @OTI @NewAmerica 

  Today, Thursday February 9 2017 the Open Technology Institute will host a half-day forum The Next Three Billion – Initiatives to Bring the Whole World Online in Washington DC. More than four billion people are as yet unconnected around the world. To address the challenge of getting three out of four of them online, one panel will examine “moon shot” global innovations, and another, local community-based networking strategies. Speakers include Manu Bhardwaj, Megan Smith, Chris Yoo, Steve Song, and Robert Pepper. The event will be webcast live on the New America YouTube Channel.
  
  What: The Next Three Billion – Initiatives to Bring the Whole World Online
  Where: Washington DC
  When: Thursday February 9 2017 10:00-14:00 EST | 15:00-19:00 UTC
  Agenda: https://www.newamerica.org/oti/events/next-three-billion/
  Webcast: https://youtu.be/Dz9YNJkh9R4
  Twitter: t.b.a. maybe #next3billion

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  joly 6:34 am on 05/02/2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: access ( 42 ), civic hall ( 19 ), maya wiley ( 2 ), new america nyc ( 2 ), oti, wi-fi ( 3 )   

  WEBCAST TONIGHT: FAST AND FREE : New York’s Vision for Public Wi-Fi Everywhere #NYCWiFi @newamericanyc @oti 

  Today Monday May 2 2016 New America NYC will present a panel discussion FAST AND FREE : New York’s Vision for Public Wi-Fi Everywhere at Civic Hall in NYC. Noting New York City’s growing dependence on Wi-Fi, in particular through new initiatives such as the LinkNYC franchise to turn phone booths into hotspots, and the NYCEDC’s RISE : NYC resiliency initiative, New America is specifically concerned about possible congestion if LTE-U is broadly implemented by telcos. After a technical introduction by OTI’s Michael Calabrese, Maya Wiley of the NYC Mayor’s Office will deliver a keynote on the policy and planning aspects. The Panel: Dmytro Pokhylko – Vice President, NYC Economic Development Corporation; Colin O’Donnell – Chief Innovation Officer, Intersection; Andrew Afflerbach – CEO and Director of Engineering, CTC Technology & Energy; Chris Szymanski – Director of Product Marketing & Government Affairs, Broadcom; & Greta Byrum, Acting Director, Resilient Communities Program, New America. The event will be webcast live on the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

  What: FAST AND FREE : New York’s Vision for Public Wi-Fi Everywhere
  Where: Civic Hall NYC
  When: Monday May 2 2016 6:30pm – 8:30pm EDT | 22:30-00:30 UTC
  Webcast: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/fastandfree
  Twitter: #NYCWiFi https://twitter.com/hashtag/NYCWiFi

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  joly 5:13 pm on 02/24/2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), CDT ( 7 ), oti, privacy ( 58 ), public knowledge ( 5 )   

  VIDEO: Preserving #Broadband Network #Privacy @publicknowledge @oti @cdt 

  On February 17 2016, Public Knowledge and the Open Technology Institute at New America hosted a discussion panel Preserving Broadband Network Privacy in Washington DC. For decades, consumers have been protected by privacy rules at the FCC that protected them from the one company with access to all of their communications: their phone company. When the FCC reclassified broadband as a Title II common carrier service, it gave forbearance to these phone network privacy rules when it came to broadband. And yet, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has expressed interest in beginning work on creating appropriate privacy rules for broadband, the essential communications network of this century. Are such rules needed and what would the look like? What is special about broadband networks that the FCC needs to take action to ensure privacy over them? How does network privacy fit into the broader landscape of privacy policy? Panelists: Harold Feld, Public Knowledge; Sarah Morris, Open Technology Institute at New America; Erik Stallman, Center for Democracy & Technology; Mary Sisak, Alarm Industry Communications Committee. Moderator: Chris Lewis, Public Knowledge. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ImhZzDOkl80
  PK: Protecting Privacy, Promoting Competition
  OTI: The FCC’s Role in Protecting Online Privacy
  CDT: Applying Communications Act Consumer Privacy Protections to Broadband

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  joly 7:09 pm on 02/11/2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: net neutrailty ( 5 ), oti, zero rating   

  VIDEO: Zero-Rating and Net Neutrality : When is ‘Free’ Content Good for Users? @OTI @NewAmerica #zerorating 

  On February 4 2016 the Open Technology Institute hosted a panel Zero-Rating and Net Neutrality : When is ‘Free’ Content Good for Users? to examine the issue of ‘zero-rating‘ both at home and abroad. SPEAKERS: Kevin Martin, Vice President for Mobile & Global Access, Facebook; Kathleen Ham, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, T-Mobile USA; Matt Wood, Policy Director, Free Press; David E. Young, Vice President, Verizon Public Policy. MODERATOR: Michael Calabrese, Director, Wireless Future Project, Open Technology Institute at New America. Video is below.

  View on uStram: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/82565938
  Twitter: #zerorating + @oti

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  joly 2:49 am on 06/02/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), community networks ( 12 ), muni ( 8 ), oti, seatoa   

  VIDEO: Localism Over Consolidation: An Exploration of Public #Broadband Options @OTI #broadbandoptions 

  On Wednesday, May 28, 2014 the Open Technology Institute (OTI) presented a panel – Localism Over Consolidation: An Exploration of Public Broadband Options – in Washington DC, a discussion of various approaches to local investment in broadband. The panel featured a diverse set of experts on public broadband networks and projects, including the manager of a municipal fiber network in Wilson, NC. Panelists discussed different approaches communities have taken so far and share thoughts on what steps other local governments can take going forward to support access to affordable and high-speed broadband. Speakers: Christopher Mitchell, Director of Community Broadband Networks, Institute for Local Self-Reliance; Joanne Hovis, President, CTC Technology & Energy; Will Aycock, General Manager, Greenlight, Wilson, NC; Catharine Rice, President, SouthEast Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (SEATOA). Moderator: Sarah Morris, Senior Policy Counsel, New America’s Open Technology Institute. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/jbTy4Njle0k
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/ADn9VKaKrTjZ/
  Twitter: #broadbandoptions

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    joly 2:53 am on 06/02/2014 Permalink | Reply

    • 5/29/2014 Marcus Hedenberg: Cities Need to be Involved in Municipal Broadband Because Their Future Depends Upon Such Networks, Says Panel (Broadband Breakfast)
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  joly 9:26 pm on 04/03/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: EC ( 6 ), fadi chehadi, house ( 24 ), iana ( 16 ), larry strickling ( 17 ), ntia ( 28 ), oti   

  VIDEO: #IANA Transition Hearing @HouseCommerce #SubCommTech 

  On Wednesday April 2 2014, at 10.30am EDT, the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing Ensuring the Security, Stability, Resilience, and Freedom of the Global Internet in Washington DC. The topic under discussion was the proposed transfer of the IANA stewardship from the United States to the global Internet community. Witnesses were Larry Strickling of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Fadi Chehade of ICANN, former Ambassador David Gross, Steve DelBianco of NetChoice, and Carolina Rossini of the OTI. Video is below

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/ZXpnMCowcU0
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/ydGKvDI5CgLR/
  Background memo: http://docs.house.gov/meetings/IF/IF16/20140402/102044/HHRG-113-IF16-20140402-SD002-U1.pdf
  Twitter: #SubCommTech | #IANA

  Topics:

  • How will NTIA collect and assess proposals? Has a process been determined? Is there a timeline in place for a decision?
  • Does transition of the IANA functions out of NTIA have implications for national security?
  • How will NTIA ensure that any transition is smooth and does not affect the daily functioning of the Internet?
  • What will be the result if NTIA does not receive a proposal that satisfies the criteria it set forth? Does NTIA plan to exercise the automatic option for renewal on the IANA contract if a satisfactory proposal is not received?
  • What sort of multi-stakeholder community would be the ideal replacement for NTIA’s role in the IANA functions?
  • What safeguards will be in place to prevent a future change that would allow for governments to seize control?
  • What oversight role should Congress play to ensure a successful outcome.
  • What will be the practical impact of this transition on Internet users and businesses that utilize the Internet for commerce?
  • What will be the practical impact of this transition on Internet users and businesses that utilize the Internet for commerce?

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    Steve Carter 6:08 pm on 04/02/2014 Permalink | Reply

    Is it not too soon to give up a strategic asset such as this and hand over control to another country or entity controlled by a country hostile to the United States and freedom. I see far reaching issues for national security. This process may have been in the works for some time; however, it is short sighted and NOT a viable option. We should not be taking this action, regardless of what the “rest of the world” says.

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  joly 7:05 am on 01/13/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: broadband ( 112 ), dc ( 2 ), fcc ( 86 ), infrastructure ( 14 ), legal hackers ( 11 ), mapping ( 2 ), ntia ( 28 ), NYCEDC ( 3 ), oti   

  VIDEO: DC Legal Hackers Broadband Infrastructure Mapping #legalhack #broadband 

  On Wednesday January 8, 2014 DC Legal Hackers hosted #LegalHack Broadband Infrastructure, a meetup to discuss the efforts of city, state, and federal governments to create and maintain maps of broadband infrastructure to improve awareness, choice, and competition in the broadband market. Speakers included Virginia Maloney, Senior Project Manager, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC); Anne Neville, Director, State Broadband Initiative, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA); Mike Byrne, Geographic Information Officer, Federal Communications Commission (FCC); Greta Byrum, Senior Field Analyst, Open Technology Institute (OTI). Moderator was Julia Pulidindi, Senior Associate, The National League of Cities. The event was webcast live by the Internet Society North America Bureau, video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/R7lhMTuGl4s
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/iNNBJLjaRfGH/
  Twitter: #legalhack | #broadband

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  joly 4:20 pm on 11/18/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: bruce schneier ( 7 ), new america foundation ( 13 ), nsa ( 9 ), oti, policy ( 40 ), sascha meinrath ( 2 ), surveillance ( 34 ), zoe lofgren   

  VIDEO: @OTI Briefing on the Technological Impact of NSA #Surveillance #NSAreform 

  On November 15, 2013 the Open Technology Institute hosted a Briefing on the Technological Impact of NSA Surveillance on Capitol Hill in Washington DC. The briefing provided insight into how the technology and regulatory environment has led to the current situation and the ramifications of that surveillance on society and governance overall, while also considering the challenges confronting the Obama Administration’s external Review Group. Beyond the well-known issues over civil rights, this will be an important presentation on the technological implications of surveillance, and the dangers policy makers need to consider as they look to reform the government’s practices. Speakers: Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-San Jose, Calif.) – Member, House Judiciary Committee & Member, House Committee on Science, Space and Technology; Sascha Meinrath – Director, Open Technology Institute and Vice President, New America Foundation, and Bruce Schneier, Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard & Author, Liars and Outliers: Enabling the Trust Society Needs to Survive. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/PkANFt_wIc0
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/m6xPVybyF7j3/
  Twitter: #NSAreform

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  joly 1:40 pm on 11/05/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: google ( 30 ), isoc-dc ( 51 ), michael nelson ( 6 ), microsoft ( 12 ), oti, policy ( 40 ), spectrum ( 15 ), verizon ( 11 ), wireless ( 19 )   

  VIDEO: Wireless 2020: Spectrum Crisis or Broadband Abundance? #spectrum @isocdc 

  On Friday November 1 2013 the Internet Society Washington DC Chapter presented a forum – Wireless 2020: Spectrum Crisis or Broadband Abundance? – at the Microsoft Innovation & Policy Center, Washington, DC. The event focused on the future of United States spectrum policy. The panel is Michael Calabrese of the Open Technology Institute, Charla Rath of Verizon, Preston F. Marshall of Google, and Afzal Bari of Bloomberg Government. Also speaking are Michael Nelson & Paula Boyd of Microsoft. The archived webcast is below. Click through to YouTube for an index.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/qIBJqGsVaug
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/97J2D9Ayah4V/
  Agenda: http://www.isoc-dc.org/2013/10/wireless-2020-spectrum-crisis-or-broadband-abundance/
  facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/381220748678556/
  Twitter: #isocdc | #spectrum

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  joly 2:55 pm on 07/21/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: frank larue, human rights ( 4 ), internet freedom ( 69 ), new america foundation ( 13 ), open technology institute, oti, rebecca mackinnon ( 11 ), surveillance ( 34 )   

  VIDEO: Safeguarding Human Rights in Times of Surveillance @oti #netfreedom #Q4LaRue 

  On July 16 2013 the Open Technology Institute and Global Partners presented Safeguarding Human Rights in Times of Surveillance in Washington DC. The event’s featured speaker was Frank La Rue, U.N. Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression. His talk was followed by a roundtable discussion with Rebecca Mackinnon, Cynthia Wong, and Carolina Rossini, moderated by Gene Kimmelman. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/FC9daaaaznI
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/dsvs5yGV5U8X/
  Twitter: #q4larue

  • 7/17 Cyrus Nemati When Not to Follow the Leader (In the Tank)

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  joly 2:06 pm on 11/19/2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: foss ( 7 ), job, OpenITP ( 12 ), oti, women ( 7 )   

  @OpenITP and @NewAmericaOTI recruiting female interns #foss #fossopw 

  The Open Internet Tools Project (OpenITP) and the Open Technology Institute (OTI) are both participating in the GNOME Outreach Program for Women internship outreach program. OpenITP’s Internship Program for Women! details their ongoing tasks and programs.

  Other participating organizations include Mozilla, Tor, and Wikimedia. Applications close on December 3 2012.

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    joly 2:56 pm on 11/19/2012 Permalink | Reply

    Also, OpenITP will kick off a monthly Techno-Activism event series on Dec 17 2012. These will be held at the New America Foundation office in Soho.