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 Enforcement Actions for yourr consideration. First you will consider a second further notice of proposed rulemaking which would propose to require the implementation of one or more geo routing solutions for calls 988 the site in crisis lifeline to ensure calls are based on the geographic location for the origin of the calls rather than the area code and exchange associated with the wireless phone. Second, y
Service by your local cable or satellite provider. F. C. C. Chairman tom wheeler has presented his Net Neutrality proposal to the other commissioners. The vote in the federal Communications Commission is due on february 26. Joining us on the communicators this week to talk about that is f. C. C. Special counsel gigi sohn. Gigi sohn, about a month or so ago, chairman wheeler talked about a different proposal that did not include title 2 regulation. Whatever happened to that . Why didnt that get presented to the commissioners . I think youre referring to a couple months ago there was a discussion of a hybrid proposal but that included title 2. And in fact, there were several different proposals. All of which included title 2. So the chairman really had been considering title 2 as part of a Net Neutrality solution. Now id say, for about four or five months now. Well, our guest reporter had a frontpage story this week in the wall street journal on the process of developing that. What i wan
Ottawa has earmarked $8.5 million in the budget to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to develop a regulatory regime on digital giants' reuse of online news.