At its June 18, 2015, Open Meeting, the FCC adopted a Declaratory Ruling and Order resolving 21 requests for FCC action about the application of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to various scenarios.
At its June 18, 2015, Open Meeting, the FCC adopted a Declaratory Ruling and Order resolving 21 requests for FCC action about the application of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to various scenarios.
Topics: FCC, featured post, TCPA, robocalls
At its Open Meeting yesterday, the FCC adopted a Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Order on Reconsideration, Second Report and Order, and Memorandum Opinion and Order expanding the Lifeline program to support broadband services.
Topics: FCC, ETC, Lifeline, broadband, featured post
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has denied motions for stay of the FCC’s Open Internet/Net Neutrality Order. This means that the FCC’s new Open Internet rules will go into effect tomorrow, June 12, 2015.
Topics: FCC, Net Neutrality, featured post, Open Internet, US Court of Appeals
Topics: broadband, featured post, form 477, 477 reporting, Technologies Management, Inc.
Well, school is almost out and that can mean only one thing . . . Access Reform Step Four filings are due!
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, featured post, ILEC, access rate reduction
Posted by Amy Gross
Topics: FCC, cramming, featured post, Verizon, Sprint
The next step for implementation of access reform will be to further reduce terminating end office switched access rates in the preordained downward glide-path to the rate of $0.0007 per minute.
Topics: FCC, access, featured post, switched access, access rate reduction
At its February 26, 2015, Open Meeting, the FCC voted to reclassify broadband internet access - the retail broadband service Americans buy from cable, phone, and wireless providers - as a telecommunications service and subject it to a “light-touch, Title II” regulatory approach similar to that used to regulate mobile voice services.
Topics: FCC, Net Neutrality, featured post, Title II, BIAS
Why yes, they can go higher! In last month's blog "ILEC Retail Rates - How high will they go" dated12/1/14, I noted several trends in rate increases across the nation. Well, we're only through the first month of 2015 and here we go again!
Topics: featured post, AT&T, CenturyLink, ILEC, retail rates, Verizon
Posted by Amy Gross
On Friday, the Federal Communications Commission updated its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about its Special Access Data Collection. See our previous Blogs posted 10/21/14 and 11/5/14. As before, the document does not indicate what has changed. We compared the documents and identified the items below as “new.” We’ve included the name of the FAQ section that changed as well as the number of the specific new question(s).
Topics: FCC, wireless, special access, featured post, form 477
At its June 18, 2015, Open Meeting, the FCC adopted a Declaratory Ruling and Order resolving 21 requests for FCC action about the application of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to various scenarios.
Topics: FCC, featured post, TCPA, robocalls
At its Open Meeting yesterday, the FCC adopted a Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Order on Reconsideration, Second Report and Order, and Memorandum Opinion and Order expanding the Lifeline program to support broadband services.
Topics: FCC, ETC, Lifeline, broadband, featured post
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has denied motions for stay of the FCC’s Open Internet/Net Neutrality Order. This means that the FCC’s new Open Internet rules will go into effect tomorrow, June 12, 2015.
Topics: FCC, Net Neutrality, featured post, Open Internet, US Court of Appeals
Topics: broadband, featured post, form 477, 477 reporting, Technologies Management, Inc.
Well, school is almost out and that can mean only one thing . . . Access Reform Step Four filings are due!
Topics: access, FCC ICC/USF Reform Order, featured post, ILEC, access rate reduction
Posted by Amy Gross
Topics: FCC, cramming, featured post, Verizon, Sprint
The next step for implementation of access reform will be to further reduce terminating end office switched access rates in the preordained downward glide-path to the rate of $0.0007 per minute.
Topics: FCC, access, featured post, switched access, access rate reduction
At its February 26, 2015, Open Meeting, the FCC voted to reclassify broadband internet access - the retail broadband service Americans buy from cable, phone, and wireless providers - as a telecommunications service and subject it to a “light-touch, Title II” regulatory approach similar to that used to regulate mobile voice services.
Topics: FCC, Net Neutrality, featured post, Title II, BIAS
Why yes, they can go higher! In last month's blog "ILEC Retail Rates - How high will they go" dated12/1/14, I noted several trends in rate increases across the nation. Well, we're only through the first month of 2015 and here we go again!
Topics: featured post, AT&T, CenturyLink, ILEC, retail rates, Verizon
Posted by Amy Gross
On Friday, the Federal Communications Commission updated its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about its Special Access Data Collection. See our previous Blogs posted 10/21/14 and 11/5/14. As before, the document does not indicate what has changed. We compared the documents and identified the items below as “new.” We’ve included the name of the FAQ section that changed as well as the number of the specific new question(s).
Topics: FCC, wireless, special access, featured post, form 477
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