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Members of Congress from both parties write to the FCC in support of ITTA’s proposal to expand broadband to unserved areas.
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(April 26) ITTA Urges FCC to Update Its Regulatory Fee System
(April 15) ITTA Raises Paperwork Reduction Act Concerns Regarding FCC's Mandatory Special Access Data Request
(April 1) ITTA, et al. Seek FCC Clarification Regarding 5-Year Service Plan Filing Requirement
(March 20) ITTA Commends Commissioner McDowell for His Service on the Federal Communications Commission
(March 5) ITTA Urges the FCC to Maintain Its Copper Retirement Rules
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The Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance (ITTA) was formed in 1994 to serve as a voice for mid-size telephone companies in Washington, DC. ITTA's members provide users with a broad range of high-quality wireline and wireless voice, data, Internet and video telecommunications services to consumers in 44 states.
The Voice of Mid-Size Carriers
ITTA serves as the voice of mid-size carriers, providing communications services to consumers in 44 states. ITTA's focus on broadband and vital communications services has been presented at numerous national, regional, and state industry conferences. In 2010, ITTA has presented at the: National Council of State Telecom Executives (NCSTAE); National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC); Mid-America Regulatory Commissioners (MARC) Conference; OCCAM Networks Users Group Conference; Maine Telephone Association; Nevada Telephone Association; Oklahoma Telephone Association; Pennsylvania Telephone Association; Texas Statewide Telephone Cooperative; and, the Broadband Expo.
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U.S. Senate http://www.senate.gov/
U.S. House http://www.house.gov/
Federal Communications Commission http://www.fcc.gov/
National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce http://www.ntia.doc.gov