National Law Review reporting that the FCC’s clarification of “solicited” fax rules already under siege

A few after the FCC released a “clarification” order of opt-out notices being required on advertising faxes even for pre-existing business relationships, the National Law Review is reporting that “Three petitioners have already filed petitions for review appealing the FCC’s order and specifically questioned the FCC’s authority to require opt-out noticed on solicited fax ads…”

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National Law Review – The FCC’s Clarification of its Blast Fax Rules to “Solicited” Fax Ads under Siege

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