FCC Delays One-to-One Consent, Only for Courts to Strike It Down Entirely
Your FCC Update for 01/24/2025 Summarizing 1 Filings from 1 Hot Proceeding
Dear Friends of The Docket Digest,
Last week on my blog, I discussed how Chairman Carr could postpone the implementation of 1-to-1 consent. Well, the FCC did just that. But more significantly, the 11th Circuit ruled that the commission overstepped its authority when implementing prior express written consent. This effectively makes the postponement moot, as the rule has been overturned.
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TJ
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