Miles de clientes de cable, teléfono e Internet en Puerto Rico están nuevamente en línea luego de que el huracán Fiona dañara la infraestructura de comunicaciones de la isla a principios de esta semana.
Federal Communications Commission
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is the public utility regulatory arm of the United States federal government. Among other sectors, the FCC regulates broadcast television, broadcast radio, telecommunications companies and other utilities. The FCC is based in Washington, D.C.
Thousands of customers are still without phone, cable or Internet service in Puerto Rico, but many are starting to come online.
Un fuerte huracán que azotó una parte de Puerto Rico durante el fin de semana ha dejado sin servicio de cable, teléfono e Internet a casi 800,000 residentes.
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FEMA is warning broadcasters that an exploit could allow an unscrupulous actor to take over the Emergency Alert System at their stations.
The issue involves 32 wireless microphones manufactured and sold by Sound Around under the Pyle brand name.
The FCC demanded an explanation as to how Standard General’s acquisition of TEGNA would serve the public interest.
The groups say old hardware and other factors require a temporary delay if the FCC enacts new EAS message rules.
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