Today's Regulatory Mix: FCC Issues January Open Meeting Agenda, FCC's Wireline Competition Bureau Seeks Comment on COVID-19 Telehealth Program Application Evaluation Metrics
FCC Issues January Open Meeting Agenda
The FCC has issued the agenda for its January 13, 2021, Open Meeting. Outside of several presentations about the FCC’s accomplishments, the FCC added one item (listed below) that may be of relevance to our readers.
Read MoreFCC to Hold January Open Meeting in Spite of Shutdown
The FCC announced that it will still hold it’s meeting on January 30, 2019, but due to the current partial lapse in appropriations, the items previously set forth in the Tentative Agenda released on January 3, 2019, will not be considered at the meeting. The FCC noted that if the lapse in appropriations continues through January 29, 2019, the meeting will be held by conference call. However, if the lapse in appropriations ends before January 29, 2019, and the FCC resumes normal operations by that date, then the meeting will be held in person at the FCC. However, regardless of appropriations, the meeting will only consist of Commission announcements. The Communications Act requires the FCC to meet at least once a month.
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Topics: Restoring Internet Freedom, government shutdown, FCC January Open Meeting, FTC Robocall Protections, RIF
What will the FCC be tackling next?
Topics: The Regulatory Mix, Internet Protocol Captioned Telephone Service, Anti-Spoofing Provisions of the RAY BAUM’S Act, FCC January Open Meeting, CAF Phase II Auction Support
Today's Regulatory Mix: FCC Issues January Open Meeting Agenda, FCC's Wireline Competition Bureau Seeks Comment on COVID-19 Telehealth Program Application Evaluation Metrics
FCC Issues January Open Meeting Agenda
The FCC has issued the agenda for its January 13, 2021, Open Meeting. Outside of several presentations about the FCC’s accomplishments, the FCC added one item (listed below) that may be of relevance to our readers.
Read MoreFCC to Hold January Open Meeting in Spite of Shutdown
The FCC announced that it will still hold it’s meeting on January 30, 2019, but due to the current partial lapse in appropriations, the items previously set forth in the Tentative Agenda released on January 3, 2019, will not be considered at the meeting. The FCC noted that if the lapse in appropriations continues through January 29, 2019, the meeting will be held by conference call. However, if the lapse in appropriations ends before January 29, 2019, and the FCC resumes normal operations by that date, then the meeting will be held in person at the FCC. However, regardless of appropriations, the meeting will only consist of Commission announcements. The Communications Act requires the FCC to meet at least once a month.
Read More
Topics: Restoring Internet Freedom, government shutdown, FCC January Open Meeting, FTC Robocall Protections, RIF
What will the FCC be tackling next?
Topics: The Regulatory Mix, Internet Protocol Captioned Telephone Service, Anti-Spoofing Provisions of the RAY BAUM’S Act, FCC January Open Meeting, CAF Phase II Auction Support
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