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WTB and OET Announce the Approval and Registration of Additional and Modified Environmental Sensing Capability Sensors for the 3.5 GHz Band
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Telecommunications Relay Services and Speech-to-Speech Services for Individuals with Hearing and Speech Disabilities; Internet-based TRS Certification Application of Nagish Inc.
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Consumer and Governmental Affairs
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DA-24-1292
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Order granting Nagish, Inc. a two-year certification as a provider of Internet Protocol Relay service.
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IP RelayTelecommunications Relay Service (TRS)Accessibility and DisabilityDisabilityTRS-Section 225
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In the Matter of Silver Randall and Cynthia DiCarlo, Successor Co-Trustees; Concord, Ohio
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EB-FIELDNER-21-00032529
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The FCC Enforcement Bureau issued a Notice of Illegal Pirate Radio Broadcasting (NIPRB) per its authority from the PIRATE Act to Randall and DiCarlo, Successor Co-Trustees, in Concord, Ohio, for allowing illegal broadcasting from their property.
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One-to-One Consent Rule for TCPA Prior Express Written Consent: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Fact Sheet
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Consumer and Governmental Affairs
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Frequently asked questions about the FCC's new one-to-one consent rules for callers, closing a loophole that had allowed certain callers to inundate consumers with unwanted robocalls and robotexts.
