IN THIS ISSUE:
*The Month in Brief
*Wireless Developments
..Family-Friendly Content Filter Dropped from AWS-3 Free Broadband Proposal
..CTIA Proposes to Base Cellular Licensing on Market Areas
..Officials Grapple with Controversial Cell Phone Jamming Proposal
*FCC and Lawmakers Consider DTV Transition Delay; Analog Nightlight Service Program on Track for Implementation
..Despite Efforts of Congressional and FCC Democrats, Delay of Digital Television Transition Deadline Stalled for Now
..Analog Nightlight Program Going Forward
*Other Legislative Developments
..Renewed Efforts to Reform FCC’s Forbearance Authority
..Legislators Hope to Prevent the Return of the Fairness Doctrine
..Proposed Legislation to Bar Satellite Radio Offering Local Content
*AT&T Agrees to Pay Government $2.38 Million to Settle DOJ and FCC Investigations of Alleged Violations of AT&T/Dobson Merger Conditions
*Wide-Ranging Enforcement Activity Marks Chairman Martin’s Final Month
..Broadcast EEO Notices of Apparent Liability
..AT&T CPNI Consent Decree
..ADMA NAL
..Cable Channel Migration Practices
*Chairman Martin Departs from FCC with No Action on Intercarrier Compensation/Universal Service Reform
*FCC and Congress Keep Net Neutrality Issues in the News
*Upcoming Deadlines for Your Calendar
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