Posted by Sharon Thomas
White Label VoIP Programs: Regulatory Fiction and Fact
"White Label" interconnected VoIP partner programs are everywhere. As advertised, they offer a relatively easy, low-cost way for companies to profit from the growing market for VoIP services. Companies with an IP business customer base are enticed to grow their business by adding voice to their existing product mix.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499, Interconnected VoIP, FCC Form 499 A & Q, White Label VoIP programs, Wholesale VoIP, Retail VoIP, Missed Filing Penalties
Today's Regulatory Mix: CTIA Announces Abandonment of National Emergency Address Database, US Congress First Responder Act, USDA Reconnect Program Workshop, FCC Updates From 499
CTIA Announces Abandonment of National Emergency Address Database
CTIA, through its subsidiary NEAD LLC, announced that the National Emergency Address Database (NEAD) Platform has ceased operation and is no longer available to support wireless providers’ provision of dispatchable location information.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499, CTIA, U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, NEAD, First Responder Act, 9-1-1 infrastructure, USDA Reconnect Program, National Emergency Address Database
"White Label" interconnected VoIP partner programs have exploded in recent years. For those of us who have been around for a while, it brings back memories of the long-distance reseller partner programs that proliferated in the ‘90s.
Read MoreTopics: VoIP regulation, FCC Form 499, VoIP White Label partnering programs, Interconnected VoIP, wholesale provider regulatory obligation, White Label VoIP programs
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 Briefing.
Read MoreTopics: FTC, Connecticut, USAC, FCC Form 499, Privacy Shield Framework, high-speed internet
Posted by Sharon Thomas
White Label VoIP Programs: Regulatory Fiction and Fact
"White Label" interconnected VoIP partner programs are everywhere. As advertised, they offer a relatively easy, low-cost way for companies to profit from the growing market for VoIP services. Companies with an IP business customer base are enticed to grow their business by adding voice to their existing product mix.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499, Interconnected VoIP, FCC Form 499 A & Q, White Label VoIP programs, Wholesale VoIP, Retail VoIP, Missed Filing Penalties
Today's Regulatory Mix: CTIA Announces Abandonment of National Emergency Address Database, US Congress First Responder Act, USDA Reconnect Program Workshop, FCC Updates From 499
CTIA Announces Abandonment of National Emergency Address Database
CTIA, through its subsidiary NEAD LLC, announced that the National Emergency Address Database (NEAD) Platform has ceased operation and is no longer available to support wireless providers’ provision of dispatchable location information.
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499, CTIA, U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, NEAD, First Responder Act, 9-1-1 infrastructure, USDA Reconnect Program, National Emergency Address Database
"White Label" interconnected VoIP partner programs have exploded in recent years. For those of us who have been around for a while, it brings back memories of the long-distance reseller partner programs that proliferated in the ‘90s.
Read MoreTopics: VoIP regulation, FCC Form 499, VoIP White Label partnering programs, Interconnected VoIP, wholesale provider regulatory obligation, White Label VoIP programs
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 Briefing.
Read MoreTopics: FTC, Connecticut, USAC, FCC Form 499, Privacy Shield Framework, high-speed internet
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