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The FCC, in an order that was to be released late Wednesday, addresses the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit’s ISP remand by providing additional justification for the original 2001 ISP-bound traffic rule, without changing compensation…
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rules overall, we were told. The decision is a loss for Core Communications, which challenged the FCC rules in federal court and has asked that its rates be increased to state reciprocal compensation rates, two to three times higher than the $.0007 rate. It’s considered a positive development for incumbent local exchange carriers who opted into the $.0007 payment rule and wireless carriers who have entered into contracts to terminate traffic at that rate under the mirroring rule.