ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN RFID JOURNAL (August 12, 2019) Author: Michal Nowicki, Associate, Marashlian & Donahue, PLLC Contact Author: mjn@commlawgroup.com Making Autonomous Vehicles Accessible to Persons with Disabilities Will Bring New Business Opportunities and Legal Challenges to the Auto Industry It is no longer a mystery that autonomous vehicles are the future of driving. As popular automotive manufacturers, …
In an effort to facilitate access to emergency services, the FCC has recently released a final order adopting rules to help ensure that people who call 911 from multi-line telephone systems (MLTS), which commonly serve hotels, office buildings, and campuses, can reach 911 and be quickly located by first responders. The new regulations will also …
The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”), in its recently released Second Report and Order (“Order”) respecting the Truth in Caller ID Act of 2009 (the “Act”), implements new rules that prohibit malicious caller ID spoofing of text messages and foreign calls. The Act prohibits anyone from causing a caller ID service to knowingly transmit misleading or …
We are proud to announce our participation at the Cloud Comms Summit Washington 2019! Run by the Cavell Group and Cloud Communications Alliance at the Lansdowne Resort & Spa, just outside Washington DC, the conference will be held on 11th-12th September. As a sponsor of the event, The CommLaw Group will be sponsoring the goodie …
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Businesses of all kinds are rapidly realizing that new value is to be had by connecting traditional products to the Internet. The Internet of Things (“IoT”) (i.e., physical devices that can connect to the Internet wirelessly) is everywhere — in cars, in household appliances, even our bodies. We are in the midst of new developments …
The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) Thursday adopted a Report and Order and Second Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“Order & NPRM”) aimed at improving the accuracy of broadband data it currently collects biannually via the Form 477. The actions summarized herein are the results of a voluminous rulemaking proceeding that the FCC commenced after determining that …
We are proud to announce our participation at the Cloud Comms Summit Washington 2019! Run by the Cavell Group and Cloud Communications Alliance at the Lansdowne Resort & Spa, just outside Washington DC, the conference will be held on 11th-12th September. As a sponsor of the event, The CommLaw Group will be sponsoring the goodie …
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The FCC Office of Managing Director released a public notice on June 12, 2019, announcing the proposed universal service contribution factor for the third quarter of 2019 will be 24.4%, up from the previous quarter’s 18.8%.
Businesses of all kinds are rapidly realizing that new value is to be had by connecting traditional products to the Internet. The Internet of Things (“IoT”) (i.e., physical devices that can connect to the Internet wirelessly) is everywhere — in cars, in household appliances, even our bodies. We are in the midst of new developments …
European and U.S. businesses providing “One-Way VoIP” service in European Union countries will confront new registration and regulatory compliance obligations by no later than December 2020. Unlike U.S. regulation of One-Way VoIP services (which classifies such services as Non-Interconnected VoIP), the EU considers SkypeOut and other “PSTN-interconnected” one-directional VoIP services to be indistinguishable from Two-Way …
