July 12, 1934: 7 Commisions of FCC accroding to The Act 1934

 

July 12, 1934: First time, the governing body of the Federal Communications Commission was appointed. It consisted of 7 commissioners.

The 1934 Act is partitioned into titles and sections that explain a variety of forces and issues of the Commission. The Titles included in 1934 Act are :

• Title I—FCC Administration and Powers.
• Title II—Common carrier regulation, primarily telephone regulation, including circuit-switched telephone services offered by cable companies
• Title III—Broadcast station requirements
• Title IV—Procedural and administrative provisions, such as hearings, joint boards, judicial review of the FCC’s orders, petitions, and inquiries.
• Title V—Penal provisions and forfeitures, such as violations of rules and regulations.
• Title VI—Cable communications, such as the use of cable channels and cable ownership restrictions, franchising, and video programming services provided by telephone companies.
• Title VII—Miscellaneous provisions and powers, such as war powers of the President, closed captioning of public service announcements, and telecommunications development fund.