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Giving a front row seat to democracy. Next federal Communications Commission jose discussion on Net Neutrality Enforcement Actions get several pirate Radio Stations ngo routing and Location Based Services for the National Suicide prevention hotline. This is just under two hours. Good morning and welcome to theth april, 2824 open meeting f the federal Communications Commission. Madam secretary will you please introduce our agenda for today . Thank you madame chairwoman. Good morning to you and good morning commissioners. For todays meeting you will be presented with two items in five Enforcemen...

Good morning and welcome to the april 2024 open meeting of the federal Communications Commission. Madam secretary, will you please introduce our judges for today . Good morning to you, and good morning, commissioners. For todays meeting, you will be presented with two items and five Enforcement Actions for your consideration. First, you will consider a second further noticed of proposal making that would propose to require the implementation of one or more geo routing solutions for wireless calls to the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline, to make sure calls are routed a geographic location rather...

Here or right here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. That is why we are leading the way. Mediacom supports cspan as a Public Service, alg with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. Next, the federal Communications Commission hosts a discussion on Net Neutrality and Enforcement Actions against several pirate Radio Stations, and a geo routing and Location Base services for the National Suicide prevention hotline. This is just under two hours. Good morning and welcome to the april 2024 open meeting of the...

So, yesterday we wrote about the cable industry lobbying group NCTA blatantly misleading with statistics about how much broadband investment is coming from the cable side. The story it was pushing was that investment in broadband has continued to go up and up (and thus, "changing" the rules would somehow lead to less investment). Beyond…