WASHINGTON —The FCC has announced that it is working to speed up the transition from aging copper lines to modern network infrastructure by reducing regulations governing how operators can retire old copper lines. On M...
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ssion''s regulatory framework and pave the way for the next generation of innovation. The “In re: Delete, Delete, Delete” proceeding launched a sweeping review aimed at eliminating outdated rules,
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today has finalized a significant overhaul of cable rate regulations, eliminating rules deemed obsolete in today''s rapidly evolving
WASHINGTON —The FCC has announced that it is working to speed up the transition from aging copper lines to modern network infrastructure by reducing regulations governing how
Removes the rules placing limits on the use of encoding by cable television operators and satellite providers to prevent or limit copying of their programming, which were vacated by the
I. INTRODUCTION 1. In this Report and Order, we streamline the cable television rate regulations in Part 76 of our rules.1 Our action today furthers the policies outlined by President Trump in Executive
Removes the rules placing limits on the use of encoding by cable television operators and satellite providers to prevent or limit copying of their programming, which were vacated by the D.C. Circuit in
Call the utilities and request removal. Determine which company owns the lines. Remove the cables. Disconnect and remove old phone lines to create a clutter-free environment and ensure
This action is necessary because many of the FCC''s rules governing cable rate regulation have been rendered obsolete or unworkable due to the sunset of cable programming service tier
The FCC is cutting the notice period that providers must give businesses before their lines are retired by half—from 180 days to 90 days. This means businesses will have only three months to
Reducing unnecessary burdens on cable operators by deregulating cable equipment not used exclusively to receive the basic service tier, Empowering small businesses by exempting them from