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EDUCAUSE Library Items for Federal Funding for IT
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FCC Chief Backs Net Phone Taxes
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January 1, 2005
Chairman Kevin Martin said that imposing new taxes on more Internet phone users will probably be a priority next year for the FCC. The issue arose with regard to the Universal Service Fund (USF), w…
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Plan Treats All Broadband Providers Alike
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January 1, 2005
"House committee floats bill to bring cable, DSL under same regulatory policies." "House committee floats bill to bring cable, DSL under…
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FCC Updates Katrina Recovery But Excludes VoIP Community
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January 1, 2005
"The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday that much more work remains to be done to restore telephone and other communications services to the area affected by Hurricane Katrina, an…
