Company intelligence
Federal Communications Commission
Telecommunications
Washington, US
2,218 employees
Founded 1934
7 public signals
About Federal Communications Commission
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent United States government agency. The FCC was established by the Communications Act of 1934 and is charged with regulating interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable.
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7 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Federal Communications Commission announced that FCC Permitting Reforms are expected to cut billions of dollars worth of red tape.
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Capital & Finance
Federal Communications Commission repays a $3.08 billion Treasury Loan following an auction success to support the completion of the agency's rip-and-replace program.
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Legal & Regulatory
Federal Communications Commission banned seven convicted criminals from the E-Rate program.
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Legal & Regulatory
Federal Communications Commission notes that data-center projects in the United States are facing moratoriums, lawsuits, zoning fights, and community opposition over electricity prices, water, noise, land use, and grid expansion.
Reported by Mark Bayliss
People
Federal Communications Commission is hiring a Counterintelligence and Technical Security Specialist to join the Operations and Emergency Management Division.
Reported by John Evanoff
Legal & Regulatory
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cut off more than a dozen providers for violating robocall rules.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Communications Commission proposed a new scorecard to better inform consumers about robocall activity.
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