Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin has asked his staff to address the difficulty VoIP carriers have providing their customers with access to emergency 911 services.
Mr. Martin told a House subcommittee on Tuesday that he asked his staff to develop a plan to address the problem. Read more...
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin to Address 911
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Man, integration into the PSAP, E911 Phase One and Two arguments have been going on for years, even without the added VOIP element!
Here's a question -- how would ENUM affect all this? Isn't the appeal of ENUM that it allows VOIP carriers to totally bypass the PSTN? Sorry if this is the topic of another post.