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Short Take: FCC finally to take up ISP call issue

The Federal Communications Commission will make its decision on how to regulate calls to Internet service providers at a meeting February 25. The controversial decision, which has been repeatedly put off since last November, will affect contracts worth tens of millions of dollars to the Baby Bell companies.

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The Federal Communications Commission will make its decision on how to regulate calls to Internet service providers at a meeting February 25. The controversial decision, which has been repeatedly put off since last November, will affect contracts worth tens of millions of dollars to the Baby Bell companies.