Regulation of telecommunications
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Background
On 2 March 2011, after a consultation period which ended in late January, the final Terms of Reference for the Convergence Review ("Conve...
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I. INTRODUCTION II. PUBLIC INTEREST REGULATION IN THE NAME OF SAFETY A. Introduction B. CALEA 1. CALEA Statutory Framework 2. Implementation on the Wi...
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There has been considerable policy activity recently in the area of foreign investment in Canada's telecommunications sector.
EXISTING RULES
Any p...
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...[Rules and Regulations]. [Page 69287-69445]. From the Federal Register On...For users of Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (``TDD'') only, contact 202-26...
- FR, December 07, 2007
- Separate parts
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; Federal Reserve System; Treasury Department, Comptroller of the Currency; Treasury Department, Thrift Supervision Office
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JUDGE SENTELLE: I've been alerted that we may start. There will be just a very little introduction, so you'll know you're in the right place. This is ...
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PORTLAND The head of FairPoints Maine operations is hopeful that a bill making its way through the Legislature will modernize the regulation of telecommunications in the state, equalizing oversight and requirements for the variety of businesses that play in that sector now.
LD 1466 received a unanimous vote out of the Utilities and Energy Committee on Tuesday, said Michael Reed, Maine state president for FairPoint.
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Public Utilities Comm. - Telecommunications - Alternative regulation - Commission exceeded scope of its statutory authority when it used alternative rate-setting methods to establish telecommunications company's basic local exchange service rates * * *.
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... Bound primarily to the mammoth telecommunications industry, telephony was carried along for the whir... commissions provide another layer of regulation. These bodies, which do the bidding of state lawma...
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DUBLIN -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/d55204/australia_regula) has announced the addition of the "Australia - Reg...
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WASHINGTON - AT&T Inc.'s pursuit of U.S. government approval for its proposed $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA may lead to more regulation for the telecommunications industry.
If the Federal Communications Commission and the Justice Department sign off on the transaction, they could require AT&T and Verizon Wireless to keep prices from rising, said Carl Howe, an analyst at Yankee Group, a Boston-based research firm.