12:14 pm on April 29, 2026 · 2026 (252), CBRS (1), New America (14)

VIDEO 6 MAY – New America – Private 5G Networks at Risk: How U.S. Enterprises Leverage CBRS to Lead the World

Promotional banner from New America titled “Private 5G Networks at Risk: How U.S. Enterprises Leverage CBRS to Lead the World,” dated May 6, 2026. The left side features a teal background with the New America logo and white text. On the right, a photo shows a woman in a high-visibility vest and hard hat standing in a modern industrial or data center environment, holding a tablet and looking to the side under bright overhead lighting.

Promotional banner from New America titled “Private 5G Networks at Risk: How U.S. Enterprises Leverage CBRS to Lead the World,” dated May 6, 2026. The left side features a teal background with the New America logo and white text. On the right, a photo shows a woman in a high-visibility vest and hard hat standing in a modern industrial or data center environment, holding a tablet and looking to the side under bright overhead lighting.

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On Wednesday May 6, 2026, at 14:00-15:00 EDT (18:00-19:00 UTC) New America Wireless Future will host a webinar ‘Private 5G Networks at Risk: How U.S. Enterprises Leverage CBRS to Lead the World‘.

Today, hundreds of major U.S. manufacturing facilities, airports and seaports, school campuses, sporting arenas, and rural internet service providers (ISPs) rely on local access to shared spectrum in the prime 3 GHz band to operate private wireless 5G networks. This spectrum is a critical enabler of low-cost connectivity and productivity.

U.S. manufacturers and other innovators are rapidly adopting private 5G networks by leveraging mid-band airwaves the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) opened for use five years ago. The FCC’s Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) currently enables more than 1,000 entities to share these airwaves on a low-power basis through a combination of auctioned licenses and open shared access while protecting U.S. Navy radar systems from harmful interference.

This event will recap two new studies that demonstrate the enormous opportunity of private wireless networks fueled by CBRS and the significant disruption that would result from mobile industry efforts to radically change the framework for shared use of the band.

The first study, by Analysis Mason for the American Made 5G coalition, shows the U.S. leads the world by far in private 5G networks, most in the manufacturing sector to support advanced applications and reshoring. Roughly 75 percent of U.S. private 5G networks rely on CBRS and primarily on the open and shared upper half of the band.

The second study, by Valo Analytica for the Spectrum for the Future coalition, demonstrates the very disruptive impact that a proposal to raise maximum power levels in CBRS would have on current users. It focuses on John Deere; the Miami International Airport; and Amplex, a rural wireless ISP.

SPEAKERS

John Puskar – CEO, American Made 5G / Managing Partner, Foxhound Advisors
Andy Clegg – Chief Technology Officer, Valo Analytica
Michael Calabrese – Director, Wireless Future, New America; Senior Advisor, Technology & Democracy, New America

4:06 pm on November 13, 2025 · LEO (11), New America (14), oti (20)

WEBCAST NOV 13 – The LEO Satellite Policy Symposium

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On Thursday November 13, 2025, New America’s Wireless Future and the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) host ‘The LEO Satellite Policy Symposium‘ in Washington DC. This event is a follow up to the recently issued LEO Policy Working Group Report.

AGENDA (All times EST = UTC-5)

11:00 Welcome

11:05 Remarks from Jay Schwarz
Jay Schwarz – Chief, FCC Space Bureau

11:35 LEOS 101 with Patricia Cooper
Patricia Cooper – President and Founder, Constellation Advisory, LLC

11:45 Panel 1: Spectrum
Michael Calabrese – Director, Wireless Future; Senior Advisor, Technology and Democracy
Armand Musey – President and Founder, Summit Ridge Group, LLC
Jeff Carlisle – Managing Member, Lerman Senter PLLC
Joe Kane – Director, Broadband and Spectrum Policy, Information Technology & Innovation Foundation

12:30 LUNCH

12:45 Panel 2: Digital Divide
Jessica Dine – Policy Analyst, Open Technology Institute and Wireless Future, New America
Mignon Clyburn – Principal, MLC Strategies, LLC / Former Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
Nicol Turner-Lee – Director, Center for Technology Innovation, Brookings
Greg Guice – Chief Policy Officer, Vernonburg Group

13:30 Panel 3: Competition
Kristian Stout – Director of Innovation Policy, International Center for Law & Economics
Gerald Adams – George Sharswood Fellow, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Ruth Pritchard-Kelly – Expert, Satellite Regulatory Policy
Scott Wallsten – President and Senior Fellow, Technology Policy Institute

@OTI @LawEconCenter #LEOSatellites #LEOPolicySymposium #WirelessFuture #SpectrumPolicy #DigitalDivide #CompetitionPolicy

1:33 pm on September 29, 2025 · fcc (92), LEO (11), New America (14), spectrum (25)

RECORDING – Boosting LEO Satellite Capacity: Is the FCC’s Launch on Target?

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On September 18, 2025, Wireless Future at New America and the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) presented an online panel discussion ‘Boosting LEO Satellite Capacity: Is the FCC’s Launch on Target?‘. Nearly 12,000 satellites now orbit Earth, led by SpaceX’s 7,800 Starlinks and Amazon’s Kuiper, with tens of thousands more planned. The FCC faces critical decisions on spectrum sharing, balancing protection for existing geostationary satellites and wireless services against policies to expand LEO capacity and access.

SPEAKERS
Jameson Dempsey, Director, Satellite Policy, SpaceX
Kalpak Gude, Head of Global Regulatory Affairs, Project Kuiper, Amazon
Patricia Cooper, Space Policy, Strategy, and Regulatory Consultant
Daniel Mah, Vice President, Legal and Regulatory Affairs, SES Satellites
Moderator: Michael Calabrese, Director, Wireless Future, New America

WEBCAST MAR 30 – Championing Digital Democracy for All: Collective Action from the Technology for Democracy Cohort

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isoc liveOn Thursday March 30 2023 at 09:30-11:00 EDT (13:30-15:00 UTC)  Technology for Democracy Cohort co-leads Estonia, the United Kingdom, and Access Now, together with New America, Accountability Lab, Open Data Charter, the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensics Research Lab, and the Internet Society present ‘Championing Digital Democracy for All: Collective Action from the Technology for Democracy Cohort‘. The cohort will tackle priority action areas, including technology to support open and secure access to the Internet, and strengthening digital public infrastructure and tech for good governance, and explore how we can drive cross-sector collaboration among open, democratic societies beyond this year’s Summit for Democracy.

SPEAKERS
Hon. Isobel Coleman, USAID Deputy Administrator
Hon. Jonatan Vseviov, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia
H.E. Nele Leosk, Ambassador-at-Large for Digital Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia
H.E. Minna-Liina Lind, Estonia Ambassador at Large for Human Rights
H.E. Anne Marie Engtoft Larsen, Tech Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Scott Busby, Deputy Assistant Secretary Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, U.S. State Department
Robert Opp, Chief Digital Officer, UNDP
Kanbar Hossein-Bor, Deputy Director of Democratic Governance and Media Freedom Department; Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the United Kingdom
Manuel Muñiz, Provost of IE University in Madrid
Brett Solomon, Executive Director, Access Now
Natalia Carfi, Executive Director, Open Data Charter
Teresa Hutson, Corporate Vice President of Technology and Corporate Responsibility, Microsoft
Scott Carpenter, Director of Policy and International Engagement, Jigsaw
Carolyn Tackett, Campaigns & Rapid Response Director, Access Now
Kenny Olmstead, Senior Internet Security and Privacy Expert, Internet Society Pulse
Allie Funk, Freedom House
Waris Hussain, American Bar Association
Paul Butler, President, New America
Silvana Rodriguez, New America

LIVESTREAM https://youtu.be/vI62o51cHIw

REGISTER: https://bit.ly/3nvlk55

TWITTER #SummitforDemocracy #S4D2 @MFAestonia @FCDOGovUK @accessnow @DIGI_NewAmerica @AccountLab @opendatacharter @DFRLab

MASTODON  #SummitforDemocracy

ARCHIVE
https://archive.org/details/democracycohort2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUO_E_eLnm8 (New America YouTube)

WEBCAST: Charting the Future of Big Tech Accountability

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YouTubeOn Wednesday May 4 2022 at 10:30 EDT (14:30 UTC) Ranking Digital Rights presents  ‘Charting the Future of Big Tech Accountability’. Following the launch of the 2022 Big Tech Scorecard on April 27, a panel of experts and advocates will join Ranking Digital Rights to chart our movement’s next steps. Together we will take stock of the legislative and regulatory state of play, explore the limits of companies’ “Trust and Safety” programs, and consider new approaches to advocacy.

SPEAKERS
Jessica Dheere, Director, Ranking Digital Rights
Sarah Couturier-Tanoh, Corporate Engagement & Advocacy Manager, SHARE
Jesse Lehrich, Co-Founder, Accountable Tech
Chris Lewis, President & CEO, Public Knowledge
Katarzyna Szymielewicz, President, Panoptykon Foundation
Sophie Zhang, Facebook whistleblower

MODERATOR
Nathalie Maréchal, Policy Director, Ranking Digital Rights

LIVESTREAM https://youtu.be/NS1NdzJZ2Lc

PARTICIPATE https://events.newamerica.org/chartingthefutureofbigtech

TWITTER #rankingdigitalrights @rankingrights @jessdheere @share_ca @JesseLehrich @ChrisJ_Lewis @szymielewicz @szhang_ds @MarechalPhD 3netfreedom

WEBCAST TODAY: #SpeechPolice – The Global Struggle to Govern the Internet @newamerica @oti @rmack @davidakaye

Today, Wedneday June 5 2019 at Noon EDT (14:00 UTC) New America’s Open Technology Institute hosts a book launch event – Speech Police – The Global Struggle to Govern the Internet. Author David Kaye, UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion & expression, will be in conversation with Rebecca Mackinnon Director, Ranking Digital Rights. Moderator: Anne-Marie Slaughter, CEO, New America.

The event will be webcast live via the New America YouTube Channel.

VIEW ON YOU TUBE: https://youtu.be/uC3KzD71wdU

TWITTER: #speechpolice

11:22 am on June 3, 2019 · 5G (8), New America (14), oti (20), wi-fi (5)

WEBCAST TODAY: Next Generation Wi-Fi: Accelerating 5G for All Americans @newamerica @oti

Today, Monday June 3 2019 at Noon EDT (14:00 UTC) New America’s Open Technology Institute hosts Next Generation Wi-Fi: Accelerating 5G for All Americans in Washington DC. A panel discussion will follow a keynote conversation between FCC Commissioners Michael O’Rielly, and Jessica Rosenworcel. Panelists: Vijay Nagarajan, Vice President of the Mobile Connectivity Division, Broadcom; Mary Brown, Senior Director of Technology and Spectrum Policy, Cisco; David Don, Vice President, Regulatory Policy, Comcast; Susan Bearden, Chief Innovation Officer, CoSN—Coalition for School Networking; Christina Mason, Vice President of Government Affairs, Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA). Moderator: Michael Calabrese, Director, Wireless Future Project, New America’s Open Technology Institute.

The event will be webcast live via the New America YouTube Channel.

VIEW ON YOU TUBE: https://youtu.be/4iAKiP9u7Lo

TWITTER: #nextgenwifi

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

livestreamToday 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


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

WEBCAST TODAY: The Future of #BroadbandPrivacy and the #OpenInternet—Who Will Protect Consumers? @OTI @publicknowledge @NewAmerica

Open Technology InstituteToday, Monday April 17 2017 at 3pm EDT (19:00 UTC) the Open Technology Institute and Public Knowledge will host The Future of Broadband Privacy and the Open Internet—Who Will Protect Consumers?, which will discuss the recent Congressional repeal of the FCC’s ISP privacy rules. Speakers: Terrell McSweeny, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission- @TMcSweenyFTC; Laura Moy, Deputy Director, Georgetown Center for Privacy and Technology – @lauramoy; Tom Struble, Policy Counsel, Tech Freedom – @tstruble. Moderator: Sarah Morris, Director of Open Internet Policy, Open Technology Institute – @sarmorris. The event will be webcast live on the New America YouTube Channel.

View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vR1ltcwByDM
Twitter: #broadbandprivacy