The Media Bureau enters into a Consent Decree with Window to the World Communications, Inc. whereby they agree to pay $6,000 and implement a compliance plan and the Bureau agrees to terminate its investigation into OPIF related matters.
The FCC proposes revisions to network change disclosure rules and section 214(a) discontinuance processes to eliminate regulatory barriers and costs, thus encouraging the swift transition to IP-based networks and advanced communications services.
The FCC adopts rules to require wireless providers to transmit data that enables text messages sent to the 988 Lifeline to be routed to the closest local crisis center based on a person's general geographic location.
The Satellite Programs and Policy Division denies the request of Theia Holdings A, Inc., for retroactive waiver of the surety bond requirement associated with its license to construct, launch, and operate a non-geostationary-satellite orbit system.
NPRM proposes changes to modernize and simplify slamming and Truth-in-Billing rules and explores ways to reduce regulatory burdens while retaining core consumer protections where needed.
The Media Bureau and the Office of Managing Director revoke the license of Pedro Arce for Station WCND(AM), Shelbyville, Kentucky, for failure to pay delinquent regulatory fees or show cause why payment should be waived or deferred.