The FCC Enforcement Bureau adopted a consent decree...
The FCC Enforcement Bureau adopted a consent decree terminating its investigation into Cordova’s “possible violations” of rules on the deployment of digital wireless hearing aid-compatible handset models, said the bureau in an order released Monday (http://bit.ly/1aOjAYg). The Wireless Bureau had…
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referred Cordova’s apparent violations to the Enforcement Bureau after receiving Cordova’s 2010 annual hearing aid compatibility status report. “The company has modified its procedures for monitoring and reporting Cordova’s compliance with the hearing aid-compatible handset deployment requirements,” the order said. It said Cordova will make a “voluntary contribution” of $35,000 to the U.S. Treasury.