The FCC released a report summarizing information about U.S. Internet access connections over 200 kilobits per second (kbps) in at least one direction as of December 31, 2012. The report is based on information collected by FCC Form 477. The report tracks changes at the state and national level in the number of subscribers to Internet access service in 72 different combinations of speed tiers.
Topics: FCC, wireless, access, 477 reporting
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, FCC Forms
The Regulatory Mix, TMI’s daily blog of regulatory activities, is a snapshot of PUC, FCC, legislative, and occasionally court, issues that our regulatory monitoring team uncovers each day. Depending on their significance, some items may be the subject of a TMI Regulatory Bulletin.
Topics: The Regulatory Mix, ETC, Lifeline, Massachusetts, access, non-impaired wire center, Arizona, Maine
In this post I’m going right to the core element of Switched Access charges – Local Switching. It is among the oldest and most enduring of the switched access rate elements. (see Switched Access Disputes - Don't Get Bullied Part 2).
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
FCC Annual Access Filings and Phase 2 changes required by the FCC's ICC/USF Reform Order are effective today, Tuesday, July 2, 2013.
Topics: FCC, tariff, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
Topics: telecommunications regulatory consulting, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, switched access charges
ILECs made their annual access filings with the FCC this week, to be effective July 2, 2013. While no changes were made to traffic sensitive rate elements, watch for an update to our Switched Access Study to reflect PICC revisions in certain CenturyLink, Frontier, and Verizon areas. Also, the Study will be updated to reflect an increase to the access order charge in CenturyLink (former Embarq) territory.
When a major carrier disputes your Switched Access bills, it can be intimidating. Not that these carriers intentionally come across that way -- I’ve seen plenty of very polite correspondence on the subject from the large carriers. And to be fair, sometimes their skepticism about CLEC access rates is warranted. Not every CLEC has always made sure its access services are properly priced, tariffed, and billed.
Topics: tariff, telecommunications regulatory consulting, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
TMI is closely monitoring the wave of switched access tariff filings that implement the second phase of the FCC’s ICC/USF Reform. So far, we have ILEC filings in 20
states. Our in-house team is continuously busy tracking filings across all jurisdictions and at the FCC.
The FCC released a report summarizing information about U.S. Internet access connections over 200 kilobits per second (kbps) in at least one direction as of December 31, 2012. The report is based on information collected by FCC Form 477. The report tracks changes at the state and national level in the number of subscribers to Internet access service in 72 different combinations of speed tiers.
Topics: FCC, wireless, access, 477 reporting
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, FCC Forms
The Regulatory Mix, TMI’s daily blog of regulatory activities, is a snapshot of PUC, FCC, legislative, and occasionally court, issues that our regulatory monitoring team uncovers each day. Depending on their significance, some items may be the subject of a TMI Regulatory Bulletin.
Topics: The Regulatory Mix, ETC, Lifeline, Massachusetts, access, non-impaired wire center, Arizona, Maine
In this post I’m going right to the core element of Switched Access charges – Local Switching. It is among the oldest and most enduring of the switched access rate elements. (see Switched Access Disputes - Don't Get Bullied Part 2).
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
FCC Annual Access Filings and Phase 2 changes required by the FCC's ICC/USF Reform Order are effective today, Tuesday, July 2, 2013.
Topics: FCC, tariff, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
Topics: telecommunications regulatory consulting, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, switched access charges
ILECs made their annual access filings with the FCC this week, to be effective July 2, 2013. While no changes were made to traffic sensitive rate elements, watch for an update to our Switched Access Study to reflect PICC revisions in certain CenturyLink, Frontier, and Verizon areas. Also, the Study will be updated to reflect an increase to the access order charge in CenturyLink (former Embarq) territory.
When a major carrier disputes your Switched Access bills, it can be intimidating. Not that these carriers intentionally come across that way -- I’ve seen plenty of very polite correspondence on the subject from the large carriers. And to be fair, sometimes their skepticism about CLEC access rates is warranted. Not every CLEC has always made sure its access services are properly priced, tariffed, and billed.
Topics: tariff, telecommunications regulatory consulting, access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order
TMI is closely monitoring the wave of switched access tariff filings that implement the second phase of the FCC’s ICC/USF Reform. So far, we have ILEC filings in 20
states. Our in-house team is continuously busy tracking filings across all jurisdictions and at the FCC.
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