Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications

DoITT Announces Request For Public Comment On Cable Service

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The Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) invites public comment on the cable television service New Yorkers are receiving from Charter Communications (also known as Spectrum, and formerly Time Warner Cable), Verizon, and Altice USA (also known as Optimum or Cablevision).

LinkNYC, DoITT Announce Content Partnership with the Museum of the City of NY

LinkNYC, DoITT Announce Content Partnership with the Museum of the City of New York

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New Campaign -- Summer in the City -- Featuring Stanley Kubrick Photography Will Launch June 21

DoITT Announces Call for Mobile Telecommunications Expansion in New York City

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Request for Proposals Issued for New Generation of City Franchisees to Equitably Expand 5G Coverage Throughout the 5 Boroughs

NYC Open Data Announces Winners of 1st Annual Citywide Competition

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Awards given for the City’s most compelling civic projects built using one or more of the City’s 2,000+ Open Data sets

LinkNYC, DoITT Partner with Caribbeing To Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month

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Caribbean American Icons Appear on LinkNYC Digital Displays Throughout June

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LinkNYC

LinkNYC is a first-of-its-kind communications network that will bring the fastest available municipal Wi-Fi to millions of New Yorkers, small businesses, and visitors.

NYC Open Data

Access more than 1,400 NYC data sets for free, at any time via the NYC Open Data portal.

Telecommunications Planning and Resiliency Office

DoITT is focused on improving the resiliency of telecommunications services in the city, with a focus on the infrastructure that businesses, residents, and visitors rely upon.