Posts Tagged ‘FCC Fines’
The Regulatory Mix – Friday, June 18, 2021
Today’s Regulatory Mix: FCC Reaffirms $2.8 Million Fine of Drone Device Marketer, NTIA Creates First Interactive “Indicators of Broadband Need” Map, Texas Governor Signs Bill to Expand Broadband Service FCC Reaffirms $2.8 Million Fine of Drone Device Marketer The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has denied a petition from HobbyKing asking the agency to reconsider its $2,861,128 fine for marketing drone transmitters that did not…
Read MoreThe Regulatory Mix – Monday, April 26, 2021
Today’s Regulatory Mix: FCC Fines $4.1 Million for Slamming/Cramming Violation, Minnesota Disconnection Moratorium Ending August 2, 2021 FCC Fines $4.1 Million for Slamming/Cramming Violation The FCC announced that Tele Circuit Network Corporation was fined $4,145,000 for switching consumers from their preferred carrier to Tele Circuit without permission and adding unauthorized charges to consumers’ bills.
Read MoreThe Regulatory Mix – Thursday, March 18, 2021
Today’s Regulatory Mix: FCC Levies Record Fine Against Telemarketers: $225 Million, FCC Adopts Framework to Share Outage Information with State, Federal, And Tribal Nation Agencies, FCC Proposes to Further Strengthen Emergency Alerting FCC Levies Record Fine Against Telemarketers: $225 Million The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) levied the largest fine in FCC history – $225 million – against telemarketers John C. Spiller and Jakob A. Mears. According to the FCC’s Forfeiture…
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