The FTC's planned fee increase: a modest proposal

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Details regarding the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) proposal to increase the fees for accessing the national DNC registry are given. It is said that the fee revision is based on the assumption that approximately the same number of entities access similar amount of data from the national registry.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Prevention, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Spam (Junk email), Company pricing policy, Unsolicited bulk e-mail

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Federal gumption or state presumption?

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The confusion over regulator jurisdiction of specific laws of teleservices is debated. The details of various petitions filed by The American Teleservices Association regarding business relationship rules are summarized.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Government communications regulation, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Telecommunications policy, Regulatory compliance

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Teleservices legislation front and center in 2005

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New regulations regarding the telemarketing field are being introduced in the United States that affects the industry adversely. The details of the new regulations are presented.

Analysis, Domestic policy, Government programs, 2005 AD

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