Advocates, Industry Disagree on Additional Broadband Label Revisions

OTI is quoted in a Communications Daily article about disagreement surrounding the issue of whether the Federal Communications Commission should adopt more requirements for the broadband nutrition label, with OTI emphasizing the importance of translating the label into multiple languages and including information about ancillary fees and network management practices.

The “burden on providers of providing a mere 15 translations should be entirely reasonable,” said New America's Open Technology Institute. Consumers should also have information about ancillary fees and network management practices, the group said.