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- 1.Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
- Official government site of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates U.S. broadcast media and communications markets. Gives information on FCC ...
- http://www.fcc.gov/
- 2.Digital Television
- Advanced television systems and their impact upon the existing television broadcast service. From the Federal Communications Commission.
- http://www.fcc.gov/dtv
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Is there a FCC regulation that ATT called me and said that
the FCC free trade rules
prohibit them from offering
6MB internet service for only
$20 a month. They stated they
would love to do so but they
are restricted to only selling
it at certain prices ( $100 a
month in this case ) by the
FCC regulations. Are there any
such regulations that prohibit
them from offering a service
at a much lower price and if
so can you tell me where to
find information on it.
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No. free market is in play. Call around to your other potential service providers and get their info. you can also call the Public utilities division and ask them this question directly or email them. I am sure ATT will have some way to wiggle out of it. tagger |
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How do I obtain my FCC Radio How do I obtain my FCC Radio
Operators permit? The one that
is requried for flying to
different countries and that
is required of airline pilots?
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http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/in dex.htm?job=home Register as a new user... Then you can fill out electronically Form 605 (others may be needed as well) http://www.fcc.gov/Forms/Form6 05/605.html |
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Applying to the FCC for a I live in Indiana, and I am
interested in starting a
broadcast relay station of a
noncommercial station in
Florida. Since the FCC is not
accepting applications for
noncommercial stations or FM
translator stations, why
couldn't I just apply for a
commercial station and
broadcast the non-commercial
programming? What are the
differences among these
applications?
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A commercial station is one that makes money and in most cases is actually harder to get than a non commercial one. In most of the US east, there is no room to put another commercial station as they can only be licensed if they follow a lengthy set of regulations on where they are on the dial compared to others etc etc. Also you have auctions to follow to receive a license as many times you are competing against many other station owners to receive a license in the commercial broadcast band. The easiest way is to wait for the filing window to come about again for a translators which are a lot less regulated than the rest you mentioned http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/ho wtoapply.html explains all |
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