Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC” or “Commission”) sought comment on a Petition for Declaratory Ruling by Kohll’s Pharmacy & Homecare, Inc. (“Kohll’s”) that asks the Commission to better define what

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC” or “Commission”) sought comment on a Petition for Declaratory Ruling by Kohll’s Pharmacy & Homecare, Inc. (“Kohll’s”) that asks the Commission to better define what

The FCC published in the Federal Register the NPRM on establishing privacy regulations for broadband ISPs. Comments are due May 27; replies due June 27. If you are interested in filing Comments or Replies,

There are many ways an Attorney with specialized knowledge and training in the applicable laws, regulations, policies and technologies can help businesses either currently operating in or considering entering the

Mobile Calling Apps: To Regulate or Not To Regulate, That is the Question Date: April 12, 2016 Time: 2-3 pm ET Field of Study: Taxes Recommended CPE: 1 credit hour Cost: FREE Presenter:  Jonathan S.

You are cordially invited to join The CommLaw Group and The Commpliance Group at the TeleStrategies Communications Taxation 2016 seminar being held in Phoenix, Arizona at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel from May

The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) announced new details of broadband Internet service provider transparency rules on Monday, releasing a “nutrition facts label” format for providing consumers with service information. The

Keep Track of TCPA Developments at the FCC by Downloading Our April 2016 TCPA Compliance Monitoring Report Many companies involved in outbound calling carry insurance for Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) liability

The International Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) released a notice last week citing an international carrier for failure to comply with requirements related to winding down of operations. The notice

Late last week, the FCC released the text of a proposed rulemaking that seeks to establish the first set of wide-ranging and comprehensive privacy regulations applicable to the Communications and, specifically, Broadband

Share us on: By Jenna Ebersole Law360, Washington (April 2, 2016, 12:08 AM ET) — The eleventh-hour collapse at the Federal Communications Commission of a bipartisan compromise on expanding the Lifeline subsidy program was

The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) voted to approve an overhaul to the Lifeline subsidy program yesterday.  For the first time, Lifeline will now support stand-alone broadband service as well as

The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) has released details of its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“NPRM”) that proposes new privacy rules for broadband Internet service providers.  The new rules would place

Recently, Congress passed and the President signed the “Permanent” Internet Tax Freedom Act (“ITFA”), which bans state and local governments from imposing transaction taxes on Internet access (and also, as

Verizon $1.35 Million Fine Shows Agency Will Not Wait for Upcoming Rulemaking to Enforce Privacy Rules At long last, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) showed its cards last week, previewing

RF equipment manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer, Inc. (“ASUSTek”) recently agreed to a consent decree  with the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”), settling an administrative complaint issued by the agency.  The complaint contains two major allegations:  (1)