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ACMA Imposes 5-Year Broadcasting Rules on Kyle & Jackie O Licensees

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has imposed a 5-year broadcasting licence condition on ARN Media licensees for the 'Kyle & Jackie O Show' following repeated decency breaches. This action includes requirements for an independent audit of their governance framework.

AT&T Corp. v. FCC - Oral Argument Transcript

This document contains the transcript of oral arguments for the court case AT&T Corp. v. FCC, No. 01-1485, heard by the D.C. Circuit Court. The filing was released, adopted, and issued on March 13, 2026.

FCC Notice of Unauthorized Operation for Unlicensed Radio Station

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a Notice of Unauthorized Operation against Robert Delgado for operating an unlicensed radio station on 27.185 MHz in Chicago Ridge, Illinois. This action is part of the FCC's ongoing enforcement efforts against unlicensed radio transmissions.

Verizon v. FirstEnergy - Order Denying Motion to Reopen Pole Attachment Complaint

The FCC issued an order denying a motion to reopen a pole attachment complaint proceeding involving Verizon Pennsylvania LLC and FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company. This action stems from a complaint filed under docket number 26-44.

FCC Enforcement Order against Belthrough LLC for illegal robocalls

The FCC Enforcement Bureau has issued a Final Determination Order against Belthrough LLC for originating and transmitting illegal robocalls. This action, identified by DA/FCC # DA-26-237 and Docket No. 22-174, signifies a definitive ruling on the company's violations.

FCC Settles with Yonder Media Mobile Inc. for Unauthorized Operations

The FCC Enforcement Bureau has settled with Yonder Media Mobile Inc. for providing international communications services without authorization. Yonder will pay a $60,000 voluntary contribution and implement a compliance plan to resolve the matter.

FCC Cuts Off Provider for Violating Robocall Rules

The FCC has issued an order to immediately cut off a provider for violating robocall rules. This action prevents the company from connecting with U.S. networks, impacting its ability to operate.

ACMA Fines Six Wagering Providers for Self-Exclusion Rule Breaches

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has concluded investigations into six wagering providers for breaches of gambling self-exclusion rules. Tabcorp paid a $112,680 penalty, while others received remedial directions or formal warnings for failing to protect self-excluded individuals.

Lycamobile Pays $376,200 Penalty for Identity Verification Failures

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has fined Lycamobile Pty Ltd $376,200 for 131 breaches of anti-scam rules related to identity verification failures during mobile number transfers. The company has also entered into an 18-month court-enforceable undertaking to improve its security arrangements.

Tabcorp Fined $158,400 for Illegal In-Play Sports Bets

Tabcorp Holdings Limited has paid a $158,400 penalty to the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) for accepting 426 illegal in-play sports bets. This is the third breach of in-play betting rules by Tabcorp since 2021.