Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Information

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was established in 1934 to regulate the use of radio and television waves. Its primary mission is to ensure that all Americans have access to essential communications services, including telephone, internet, and broadcast media.

• FCC regulations cover a wide range of topics, including:
• Radio and television broadcasting
• Cable television
• Cell phone service
• Internet access
• Wireless communication systems

FCC Powers of Authority

The FCC has a number of powers and responsibilities, including:

1. Setting rates and requirements for telecommunications services
2. Enforcing laws and regulations related to telecommunications
3. Regulating the use of radio frequencies
4. Issuing licenses for wireless communication systems

FCC History and Structure

The FCC was established in 1934, during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration. It was created by Congress to address the growing concerns about radio broadcasting and its potential impact on public safety.

• The FCC is divided into three main branches:
• A Commission (previously known as the Federal Communications Commission)
• The Bureau of Broadcast Appeals
• The Office of Consumer Advocacy

FCC Website and Resources

The FCC's official website is https://www.fcc.gov/.

FCC Website: https://www.fcc.gov/

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