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The U.S. Department of Commerce opened applications for $45 billion in broadband funding. FCC Open Meeting covers illegal robocalls, broadband service expansion, priority service rules, FM radio updates. Chairwoman Rosenworcel Proposes Federal Funding for School Bus Wi-Fi.

As we reported last month, the Federal Communications Commission has been partnering with various states to improve the federal-state collaboration in robocalling investigations.

Continuing its recent trend of cracking down on robocalls, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued another three cease and desist letters to voice service providers.

Continuing its recent trend of cracking down on robocalls, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued another three cease and desist letters to voice service providers. ...

The FCC Enforcement Bureau, as it has done previously, issued cease-and-desist letters to Great Choice Telecom and TCA Voip, resulting from their alleged transmission of illegal robocalls, explaining that each company was apparently transmitting illegal robocall traffic.

FCC Enforcement Bureau issued two new cease and desist letters in connection to the apparent transmission of illegal robocalls. The Bureau issued the letters to Great Choice Telecom LLC and Telecom Carrier Access for transmitting illegal robocall traffic.

According to a press release issued last Thursday, the nation’s robocall watchdog demanded that the companies take steps to immediately address the

FCC’s News Release, investigations by the Enforcement Bureau, in conjunction with the industry-led Traceback Consortium, indicate that these companies each transmitted multiple illegal robocall campaigns on their networks.

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