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Audio description is audio-narrated descriptions of a television program's key visual elements. These descriptions are inserted into natural pauses in...
The FCC has made a number of changes to the wireless microphone rules over the years. As a result, some equipment that was previously used by local th...
FCC Consumer Video: Don't Hang On, Hang Up! To watch this video with captions, hit play, click on the settings icon, then click "Subtitles/CC" and sel...
[accordion collapsed]Do I need to be admitted to the bar to participate in the Honors Program?When we accept applications from graduating and recently...
Temporary Waiver for Hurricane VictimsThe FCC issued a temporarily waiver on the Lifeline program eligibility rules to ensure that consumers receiving...
Consumers can file a complaint with the FCC on issues about phone equipment and services, internet service, and TV and radio services. The types of co...
Service Outages: What You Can DoWe encourage you to contact your provider to resolve any service-related issues resulting from weather-related outages...
Missing and Endangered Persons Alerts CodeThe FCC proposed a new event code option to deliver critical messages to the public over television and radi...