Federal Communications Commission
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent agency of the United States government, created by Congressional statute to regulate interstate communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories.
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janeiro 2016Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 27 dezembro, 2017Selecionar Conjunto de dadosAppendix E – Americans Without Access to Fixed Advanced Telecommunications Capabilty by County
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dezembro 2016Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 14 abril, 2017Selecionar Conjunto de dados
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abril 2017Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 19 abril, 2017Selecionar Conjunto de dados
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janeiro 2009Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 31 março, 2016Selecionar Conjunto de dados
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setembro 2010Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 29 março, 2016Selecionar Conjunto de dados
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abril 2018Fonte: Federal Communications CommissionCarregamento por: KnoemaAcesso em 25 abril, 2018Selecionar Conjunto de dadosThis reports provide data related to universal service support, including industry revenues and contributions, support for the 4 universal service programs (Connect America Fund/High Cost, Lifeline/Low Income, Schools and Libraries/E-rate, and Rural Health Care), telephone subscriber-ship and penetration, rates and price indices, network usage and growth, quality of service, infrastructure, expenses, and investment.