The Regulatory Information Service for Communications Professionals
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About TheDCoffice Inc
A: TheDCoffice.com® is the time-saving regulatory information service for communications professionals, providing original content with a sharp focus on regulatory proposals and decisions, those that shape Federal policy in telecommunications, broadcasting and the Internet, at the FCC, Congress and the courts and other Federal agencies.
The service is built on a deep database of information, provides concise updates of the most recent regulatory developments as they occur, and includes several support features, including search options, FCC docket tracking, FCC document archive, due dates, events calendar, CFRs, the USC, a glossary, bills before Congress, and more.
Q: How easy is it to use and find information?
A: Because the service was created by regulatory professionals, all the information is organized with you in mind.
Wherever you are on TheDCoffice.com® website you are provided with stable navigation panels, so you are never more than a couple of clicks from where you want to be. In addition, at the bottom of the page you can search our content by subject or text, from any page and get the results in seconds.
TheDCoffice.com® allows you to remain fully briefed on 'what's going on' so that you can prepare timely and effective responses to regulatory developments, without wasting large amounts of valuable time searching multiple websites for the information.
Q: What information do you provide?
A: The service provides original regulatory content, prepared by our own analysts, which is offered in a linked hierarchy, from headlines, to concise synopses, to full summaries containing one-click access to source documents. Users select how deeply they wish to delve into any topic. We also provide external links to many other sources of information, making us your one-stop resource for telecommunications, broadcast and Internet regulation.
Q: What does the service cost?
A: Our prices are the most competitive in the field. We are happy to provide pricing information when you contact us, whether or not you opt for the free trial.
Q: What’s included in the subscription?
A: All of these services are included in the subscription:
- Access to a comprehensive, searchable archive of current and historical information covering telecommunications, broadcasting and Internet regulation.
- Our quality executive summaries providing exclusive expert synopses of the latest developments.
- A wide range of alert and update services (you choose what's important - we deliver). Click here for full details.
- The ability to add unlimited internal users at no extra cost.
- Personal, customizable accounts for everyone.
- Regulatory information organized by over 80 subjects to help you quickly find what's most important to you.
- Select the email alert services that best suit your information needs.
- Change your password and contact details.
- Unlimited personalized docket tracking with timely email notification when information is updated at the FCC, with links to the posted documents using our unique Track-a-Docket service.
- A range of powerful search tools.
- Look up and view FCC documents: NOIs, NPRMs, Orders, search the FCC Record and view PDF versions of the documents.
- View docket histories and associated documents, with links to their summaries.
- Search the FCC Daily Digest entries.
- Search the content of Non-Docketed filings.
- Search the content of Docketed Paper filings.
- One click calendar updates for key regulatory events.
- Access to indexed versions of the 1934 Act and 1996 Act.
- Access to the latest on-line version of Chapter 1, Title 47 (Telecommunication) of the Code of Federal Regulations, the official FCC rules.
- A 600 term specialized glossary
- … and more.
Q: Will I have access to all the information in my Free Trial?
A: Yes, the Free Trial provides you with access to the full service - click to access the form and give us a try today.
How easy is it to use and find information?
What information do you provide?
Start your day fully informed. Our Daily Quick update will brief you each morning and will help you plan your week. Know what's happened and what lies ahead;
Pick your favorite subject homepage (Legislation, Broadband, Broadcasting, Pole Attachments etc.), so that you have all the information you need on the subject as soon as you land on our website. Subject-specific headlines, timeline, summaries, dockets, legislation are centralized on the one page.
Automatically update your Outlook calendar (or similar) with key regulatory events, due dates and comment deadlines. Alternatively, use our customizable calendar and add your own;
Track active dockets and rule-making proceedings without having to constantly monitor the FCC website using our Track-a-Docket email alert service. It is a great way to find out who is saying what at the FCC;
Search our FCC Daily Digest archives for specific information and get your results, linked to source documents in seconds;
Find a specific FCC Record citation and retrieve the corresponding document in searchable PDF format just as quickly;
Get your most important information delivered to your mailbox, but you don't need to receive a single email unless you want to - you can access the information on our website;
Share information with your colleagues and other clients of our service, with your comments added, directly from the website using our email bookmark feature, so that you can view the same information -- collaboration made easy;
View actions taken on Telecom, Broadcasting and Internet bills before the House and Senate, tracked by subject, date and bill number, including detailed summaries of hearings;
The service is paperless, easy to use and comprehensive. Online tutorials are provided, but specialist training is rarely needed and we are on hand to help if required.
