January 30, 2006 7:55 AM PST
FCC proposes fines for AT&T, Alltel
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I remember a while back that European calls were being intercepted by the US, so they claim... I believe it was through satellites.... and now VOIP needs 911 routing.. I feel for the Europeans about the DNS tree..
this stuff costs lost opportunities... lost opportunities for people in need... and there are plenty of people sleeping in cars outside thriving luxury car lots.....
How can the FCC open peoples minds? its seems rather pre-occupied with keeping everyones minds closed!
I remember a while back that European calls were being intercepted by the US, so they claim... I believe it was through satellites.... and now VOIP needs 911 routing.. I feel for the Europeans about the DNS tree..
this stuff costs lost opportunities... lost opportunities for people in need... and there are plenty of people sleeping in cars outside thriving luxury car lots.....
How can the FCC open peoples minds? its seems rather pre-occupied with keeping everyones minds closed!