Reforms to the FCC’s Lifeline program are on track to...
Reforms to the FCC’s Lifeline program are on track to save $400 million in 2013, the FCC announced Tuesday. That’s in addition to the $214 million saved in 2012 by cutting waste, fraud and abuse, a spokesman said. By the…
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end of 2014, the FCC expects its reforms will have saved the commission more than $2 billion, he said. “This will preserve Lifeline for those who truly need it,” said Wireline Bureau Chief Julie Veach.