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DCO Daily Releases:
The FCC Daily Digest repackaged in a searchable format, designed for easy viewing and access to the information you need. Or, if you prefer to keep your inbox clear, read them on the website.
DCO Late Releases:
A feature of TheDCoffice.com service delivering documents to you that are released by the FCC later in the day, after it has posted the Daily Digest on its website.
DCO Non-Docketed Filings:
These are documents delivered to the FCC in hard copy format that may be, but are usually not, part of a docket or rulemaking proceeding. Most of these documents are not posted on the FCC's website. Many, but not all, Non-Docketed Filings involve media or broadcasting matters. We recommend a quick look to make sure you don't miss anything important. We have categorized each document so that they are very easy to scan for relevant information. You can also search an archive of the filings on our website.
DCO Docketed Paper Filings:
These are documents delivered in the FCC in hard-copy format that are associated with one or more docketed proceedings. In most cases the FCC will eventually scan these and add them to its Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS). In the meantime you can have them at your fingertips via TheDCoffice.com. View them on the website or receive them by email.
