FCC Asks DC Circuit to Hold in Abeyance Great Lakes v. FCC
The FCC asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to grant an unopposed motion, without prejudice, to hold in abeyance for six months its proceedings in Great Lakes Communication v. FCC, case 19-1233, in a petition filed…
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Wednesday (in Pacer). The FCC said it's reviewing an Aureon Network Services petition for reconsideration on the access stimulation case (see 1911270062). The FCC issued a public notice on the Aureon petition Tuesday. The company wants the FCC to rescind its recent intercarrier compensation regime rules on access arbitrage and replace them with more narrowly focused rules. Commissioners voted on its new rules in September (see 1909260055).