The Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA) plans to survey...
The Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA) plans to survey members about the FCC’s ex parte filing process, an official told a commission workshop on the subject. (See related report in this issue.) The survey likely will be sent to…
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FCBA members by e-mail and responses will be anonymous, said Christopher Bjornson of Steptoe & Johnson, co-chairman of the association’s access to government committee. The bar association plans to encourage members to provide formal and informal comments to the commission, he said. Bjornson hopes all filings to the FCC will be made electronically, not sent to the agency in paper form, he said: “The greater reliance we can give to ECFS will improve the process.”