Whether an IP-enabled service should be able to obtain direct...
Whether an IP-enabled service should be able to obtain direct access to telephone numbers, without accepting the accountability and responsibilities associated with operation as a regulated carrier, cuts to the heart of the industry’s evolution to all-IP, NTCA told an…
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aide to FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel Thursday (http://bit.ly/Y4vp4w). “Nearly no issue is positioned more squarely within the consideration of regulatory processes and constructs (or lack thereof),” NTCA said. Therefore, it is best to consider the questions and issues raised by a numbering waiver petition “within the full discussion of those proceedings” examining the overall transition, it said. Many questions remain regarding how traffic would be routed and compensated in the context of a waiver given to a VoIP provider, the association said, urging the commission to “proceed with extreme caution."