Regulated pricing of last mile dedicated transport service, or “Special Access” (“SPA”), has been a market factor in the development of data networking and the expansion of data services since 1984.
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Posted by Don Gale
Regulated pricing of last mile dedicated transport service, or “Special Access” (“SPA”), has been a market factor in the development of data networking and the expansion of data services since 1984.
Read MoreTopics: BDS, FCC Special Access, Home Page, ILECs, Appropriate Geographic Measure, MSPs, SPA, CLECs, Fiber-based Providers
Posted by Tom Forte
Most of us have been to a convention, conference, or expo during our journey in the telecom industry. This year has personally been the year of shows for me with exhibits at ITExpo, FISPALIve 2017, WISPAmerica , ChannelPartners and upcoming NENA and INDATEL.
Read MoreTopics: friday feature, FISPALive, Home Page, ITExpo, WISPAmeirca
The first of the final two steps* in the FCC’s transition to “bill and keep” for terminating switched access is just a couple of months away.
Read MoreTopics: access rate reduction, intercarrier compensation, Home Page, transport rates, tandem switching, common transport multiplexing, tariff filings, bill and keep for terminating switched access
As promised, Chairman Pai released the text of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking he is asking his fellow Commissioners to adopt to reverse the classification of broadband Internet access service (BIAS) as a regulated telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act.
Read MoreTopics: CMRS, BIAS, broadband internet access, Home Page, Internet Freedom
Posted by Amy Gross
In remarks this afternoon, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai laid out his plan for reversing the prior FCC’s Order treating broadband Internet access service as a regulated telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act.
Read MoreTopics: Net Neutrality, broadband internet access, Home Page, Internet conduct standard, General Conduct Rule
Posted by Amy Gross
The FCC voted on a number of significant items at its April 20, 2017, Open Meeting. FCC Chairman Pai called April Infrastructure Month, but FCC Commissioner Clyburn suggested that it is instead Industry Consolidation Month.
Read MoreTopics: Home Page, Wireline Broadband Deployment, copper network retirement reforms, Wireless Infrastrucure Deployment, pole attachment reform, Busines Data Service Reform
Posted by Connie Wightman
In order to analyze the status of competition in California, the Public Utilities Commission has a new annual reporting obligation for providers who are required to submit FCC 477 reports.
Read MoreTopics: Compliance Reporting, featured post, Form 477 Data, Home Page, California Broadband and Voice Reporting
Posted by Amy Gross
As the state legislative sessions move into full swing, one issue recurs in a growing number of these bodies: legislation aimed at making it easier to install small cell wireless facilities.
Read MoreTopics: Home Page, Small Cell Wireless, small cell wireless facilities
This year companies subject to FCC reporting must file their annual Form 499A by April 3, 2017, for reporting 2016 revenues. If any of the reported revenue was sold to resellers, the filer may report it as wholesale revenue NOT subject to Federal Universal Service Fund (FUSF) assessments if its reseller customer meets the following conditions:
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499A, Home Page, FUSF Exemption Certificates
For those of you who follow this story, I’m sure you would never have thought that we’d still be talking about it some 13 years after the initial petition was filed by Martha Wright, asking the Commission to do something about the exorbitant rates charged to inmates and their families.
Read MoreTopics: Inmate Calling Services, ICS Regulation, ICS, FCC Inmate Calling Services Order, Home Page
Posted by Don Gale
Regulated pricing of last mile dedicated transport service, or “Special Access” (“SPA”), has been a market factor in the development of data networking and the expansion of data services since 1984.
Read MoreTopics: BDS, FCC Special Access, Home Page, ILECs, Appropriate Geographic Measure, MSPs, SPA, CLECs, Fiber-based Providers
Posted by Tom Forte
Most of us have been to a convention, conference, or expo during our journey in the telecom industry. This year has personally been the year of shows for me with exhibits at ITExpo, FISPALIve 2017, WISPAmerica , ChannelPartners and upcoming NENA and INDATEL.
Read MoreTopics: friday feature, FISPALive, Home Page, ITExpo, WISPAmeirca
The first of the final two steps* in the FCC’s transition to “bill and keep” for terminating switched access is just a couple of months away.
Read MoreTopics: access rate reduction, intercarrier compensation, Home Page, transport rates, tandem switching, common transport multiplexing, tariff filings, bill and keep for terminating switched access
As promised, Chairman Pai released the text of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking he is asking his fellow Commissioners to adopt to reverse the classification of broadband Internet access service (BIAS) as a regulated telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act.
Read MoreTopics: CMRS, BIAS, broadband internet access, Home Page, Internet Freedom
Posted by Amy Gross
In remarks this afternoon, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai laid out his plan for reversing the prior FCC’s Order treating broadband Internet access service as a regulated telecommunications service under Title II of the Communications Act.
Read MoreTopics: Net Neutrality, broadband internet access, Home Page, Internet conduct standard, General Conduct Rule
Posted by Amy Gross
The FCC voted on a number of significant items at its April 20, 2017, Open Meeting. FCC Chairman Pai called April Infrastructure Month, but FCC Commissioner Clyburn suggested that it is instead Industry Consolidation Month.
Read MoreTopics: Home Page, Wireline Broadband Deployment, copper network retirement reforms, Wireless Infrastrucure Deployment, pole attachment reform, Busines Data Service Reform
Posted by Connie Wightman
In order to analyze the status of competition in California, the Public Utilities Commission has a new annual reporting obligation for providers who are required to submit FCC 477 reports.
Read MoreTopics: Compliance Reporting, featured post, Form 477 Data, Home Page, California Broadband and Voice Reporting
Posted by Amy Gross
As the state legislative sessions move into full swing, one issue recurs in a growing number of these bodies: legislation aimed at making it easier to install small cell wireless facilities.
Read MoreTopics: Home Page, Small Cell Wireless, small cell wireless facilities
This year companies subject to FCC reporting must file their annual Form 499A by April 3, 2017, for reporting 2016 revenues. If any of the reported revenue was sold to resellers, the filer may report it as wholesale revenue NOT subject to Federal Universal Service Fund (FUSF) assessments if its reseller customer meets the following conditions:
Read MoreTopics: FCC Form 499A, Home Page, FUSF Exemption Certificates
For those of you who follow this story, I’m sure you would never have thought that we’d still be talking about it some 13 years after the initial petition was filed by Martha Wright, asking the Commission to do something about the exorbitant rates charged to inmates and their families.
Read MoreTopics: Inmate Calling Services, ICS Regulation, ICS, FCC Inmate Calling Services Order, Home Page
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