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In response to numerous requests for additional time, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (“NTIA”) has extended the deadline for Internet of Things (“IoT”) stakeholders to submit comments that will be instrumental
The FCC’s recent adoption of new Privacy Rules has completely transformed the FCC’s privacy regulations for how Internet Service Providers (ISPs), telecommunications providers, and interconnected VoIP providers use and share customer data.
CommLaw Group Attorney Ron Quirk was quoted in a recent Law360 article: “New FCC Looks Poised to Overrule Local Barriers to 5G”. This article discusses the importance of small cell and distributed antenna system (“DAS”)
Let’s face it, managing multi-jurisdictional taxes is time-consuming and confusing. That’s why Rev.io has teamed up with industry leading tax engines and partners to help automate complicated tax calculation and
IoT attorneys Ron Quirk and Alex Schneider are featured in a new podcast presented by IoT-Inc: Legal Limbo – Doing IoT Business in the Gray. This podcast is a lively
CommLaw Group IoT Attorney Ron Quirk was quoted in today’s IT Business Edge article, Internet of Things Security a Serious Problem But Help is on the Way. “The FCC points to a reality that is
In an Order issued today, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) rescinded its “Cybersecurity Risk Reduction” whitepaper (“Whitepaper), issued on January 18, 2017. The FCC did not, however, discontinue its cybersecurity rulemaking, which
The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee recently approved the MOBILE NOW Act (S. 19 (the “Act”)), which will, among other things, release at least 255 MHz of federal and
CommLaw Group IoT Attorney Ron Quirk, today published an article in IoT Journal: FCC to IoT Device Vendors: Implement Cybersecurity Now or We May Force You To. The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) has
On December 16, 2016, the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC”) Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (“PSHSB”) issued a Notice of Inquiry (“NOI”), seeking comment on critical issues concerning cybersecurity protections for fifth
In its recently released Cybersecurity Risk Reduction White Paper, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) expressed serious concerns about the “burgeoning and insecure IoT market [that] exacerbates cybersecurity investment shortfalls [because] the
The U.S. government is moving quickly on developing cybersecurity and privacy polices for the Internet of Things (“IoT”) industry that will, among other things, directly affect how IoT equipment will
CommLaw Group IoT Attorney Ron Quirk, has published a new article, A Giant Leap for 5G, in RCR Wireless News. This piece reports on the recent rapid progress toward commercial use of the
The Commpliance Group is pleased to announce its recent hiring of Scott Avery, Director – Tax Services and Business Development, and Katherine “Kitty” Whitt, Managing Consultant. Both Scott and Kitty are veterans
The Commpliance Group is pleased to announce the immediate availability of its Tax Compliance and Reporting Services to providers of Communications Services and Software-as-a-Service! Since 2002, The Commpliance Group has been providing
In furtherance of its goal to expedite wireless broadband deployment, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) is seeking comment on a Petition for Declaratory Ruling (“Petition”) filed by Mobilitie, LLC (“Mobilitie”), proposing that
Many in the Telecommunications, Technology and Media industry sectors remain uncertain about what to expect from the Federal Communications Commission under the incoming Trump administration. While Trump has not publicly
CommLaw Group Senior Managing Attorney and spectrum issues expert, Ron Quirk, published an extensive article in RCR Wireless News, detailing the rules, regulations and business opportunities created by the Federal Communications
On May 17, 2013, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) granted a Petition for Forbearance abolishing certain Percentage of Interstate Usage (“PIU”) reporting requirements for prepaid calling card providers (“PCCP”). Specifically
