FCC Should Consider Effect on Small ISPs in Net Neurality Proceeding, WISPA says
The FCC should consider the interests of small broadband providers as it works on net neutrality rules, the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association said in a meeting with FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler last week, according to an ex parte filing…
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posted in docket 14-28 Monday. Many WISPs have small staffs and cannot depend on USF funds for support, said the association. Additional disclosure and reporting requirements would create a substantial burden for WISPs under either Title II or Section 706 authority, WISPA said.