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Deadline for NTIA/RUS Stimulus Package Comments: April 13

By Paul J. Feldman on March 12, 2009
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The joint NTIA/RUS “request for information and notice of public meetings” we described here yesterday has been published in the Federal Register on March 12. That publication establishes the deadline for written comments as April 13, 2009. Instructions for submission of comments are set out at the end of the Federal Register notice. A couple of tips: if your comments are longer than five pages, you’re supposed to include a one-page executive summary; if they’re 10 pages or more, you also need a table of contents. You can file electronically. In fact, NTIA/RUS would prefer you do so, especially if your comments are 10 pages or longer. One disincentive for paper filers: if you go the paper route, you also have to include a CD or DVD with an electronic version of your submission, properly identified on the label. Let us know if we can be of any help in preparing any submissions you might want to make.

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Paul J. Feldman came to Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC. in 1992 and he became a Member of the Firm in 1997. His practice of Telecommunications Law concentrates on the areas of private and commercial mobile radio services; video services, including cable and…

Paul J. Feldman came to Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC. in 1992 and he became a Member of the Firm in 1997. His practice of Telecommunications Law concentrates on the areas of private and commercial mobile radio services; video services, including cable and satellite TV, and broadcast television; and local/interexchange telecommunications. Mr. Feldman’s work has resulted in a number of precedent-setting FCC orders regarding carriage of television stations on cable TV systems. He works with Internet Service Providers in connection with issues such as “Net Neutrality.” Mr. Feldman assists railroad carriers with FCC spectrum issues in the provision of Positive Train Control. He represents passive-scientific users of the spectrum, including radio astronomers. He also assists clients with certain Privacy Law users such as telemarketing compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

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