The FCC fixed a typo in its rules for rural internet subsidies

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) corrected a small error in its rules for a program that subsidizes internet access in rural areas. This means the rules for how telecom companies report their eligibility for these funds are now accurate.

This document is a correction to a previous rule change, not a new rule itself. It fixes a typo in the regulatory text, ensuring that the rules for how internet providers report their eligibility for federal subsidies are correctly written. This kind of minor correction prevents future confusion or legal challenges over the exact wording of a regulation.