By now, everyone should be familiar with the FCC’s Form 477 Report. Of course it’s more than a “report”, consisting of text files showing a providers voice and broadband subscription counts by census tract and broadband deployment by block. The Form 477 is due twice each year on March 1 and September 1.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 477, Form 477 Data, FCC Broadband Privacy Rules, Form 477 filings
On March 30, 2016, the FCC released an order regarding Reform of the FCC’s high cost support funding for rate-of-return (ROR) carriers. See the Regulatory Mix dated 4/4/16. One of the FCC’s goals is to provide increased funding for deployment of 10/1 Mbps or greater broadband services in areas served by ROR carriers.
Read MoreTopics: telecommunications regulatory consulting, featured post, 477 reporting, fcc form 477 data, regulatory compliance consulting, tmi gis service
Posted by Hal Stringer
FCC Form 477s must be filed very soon - March 3, 2014 to be exact. Normally due on the first of March, this year’s deadline has been extended to March 3rd. Hurray for 2 extra days! For many carriers, the broadband reporting requirement of the Form 477 is the most difficult to manage. That’s because providers are required to report detailed broadband subscriber data by US Census Tract. Reporting must be done in four broad steps:
Topics: FCC, telecommunications regulatory consulting, Compliance Reporting, 477 reporting
Posted by Hal Stringer
September 1st is here, for all intents and purposes. For companies filing their 477 broadband reports, data summaries can be filed via the FCC 477 Electronic Filing System. The time required to manually enter data into the FCC’s 477 system can be substantial. Especially if you provide broadband service in multiple states using multiple technology types.
Topics: Compliance Reporting, 477 reporting
Posted by Hal Stringer
FCC Form 477s must be filed very soon - September 1st to be exact. For many carriers, the broadband reporting requirement of the Form 477 is the most difficult to manage. That’s because providers are required to report detailed broadband subscriber data by US Census Tract. Reporting must be done in four broad steps:
Topics: telecoms regulatory consulting, FCC, 477 reporting
By now, everyone should be familiar with the FCC’s Form 477 Report. Of course it’s more than a “report”, consisting of text files showing a providers voice and broadband subscription counts by census tract and broadband deployment by block. The Form 477 is due twice each year on March 1 and September 1.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 477, Form 477 Data, FCC Broadband Privacy Rules, Form 477 filings
On March 30, 2016, the FCC released an order regarding Reform of the FCC’s high cost support funding for rate-of-return (ROR) carriers. See the Regulatory Mix dated 4/4/16. One of the FCC’s goals is to provide increased funding for deployment of 10/1 Mbps or greater broadband services in areas served by ROR carriers.
Read MoreTopics: telecommunications regulatory consulting, featured post, 477 reporting, fcc form 477 data, regulatory compliance consulting, tmi gis service
Posted by Hal Stringer
FCC Form 477s must be filed very soon - March 3, 2014 to be exact. Normally due on the first of March, this year’s deadline has been extended to March 3rd. Hurray for 2 extra days! For many carriers, the broadband reporting requirement of the Form 477 is the most difficult to manage. That’s because providers are required to report detailed broadband subscriber data by US Census Tract. Reporting must be done in four broad steps:
Topics: FCC, telecommunications regulatory consulting, Compliance Reporting, 477 reporting
Posted by Hal Stringer
September 1st is here, for all intents and purposes. For companies filing their 477 broadband reports, data summaries can be filed via the FCC 477 Electronic Filing System. The time required to manually enter data into the FCC’s 477 system can be substantial. Especially if you provide broadband service in multiple states using multiple technology types.
Topics: Compliance Reporting, 477 reporting
Posted by Hal Stringer
FCC Form 477s must be filed very soon - September 1st to be exact. For many carriers, the broadband reporting requirement of the Form 477 is the most difficult to manage. That’s because providers are required to report detailed broadband subscriber data by US Census Tract. Reporting must be done in four broad steps:
Topics: telecoms regulatory consulting, FCC, 477 reporting
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