The FCC has ruled that power companies cannot charge cable and telecom providers the full cost of pole replacements needed for new attachments. The decision, issued after Comcast filed a complaint against Appalachian Power Company, confirms that providers are only responsible for incremental costs tied to installing stronger or taller poles—supporting broader broadband deployment efforts.
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Global market expansion demands rigorous compliance with diverse, fast‑changing international standards. From CE marking and FCC rules to RoHS, REACH, and regional EMC requirements, organizations must strategically align design, testing, and documentation to ensure seamless market access and reduce regulatory risk.
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The EU Commission has issued preliminary findings on TikTok’s platform design, examining how certain features may pose risks under the Digital Services Act. The ongoing investigation highlights concerns around user well‑being and potential regulatory consequences.
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