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Complexity & politics bog down FCC reforms
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The FCC has wrestled with inter-carrier compensation reform – the payment carriers make to each other – for years, and some insiders thought 2011 would be a breakthrough year that finally delivered real reform. The payoff for enterprises is lower rates for dedicated pipes and maybe even reductions in soaring USF fees. Join veteran FCC watcher Andy Regitsky of Regitsky & Associates and CCMI President George David as they detail the political and economic realities that likely push real budget relief for enterprises out by years.
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