Supporting broadband without expanding the contribution base to include broadband,...
Supporting broadband without expanding the contribution base to include broadband, one-way VoIP, text messaging and enterprise services will lead to older households “shouldering an unfair and an inequitable share of USF assessments,” AARP representatives told FCC Wireline Bureau officials Friday…
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(http://xrl.us/bnq8ma). The commission should assess all services that benefit from the USF program, AARP said.