Posts Tagged ‘compliance’

Presley’s office eyeing wireless carriers

by MBJ Staff Published: January 12,2012

Tags: cellphones, compliance, regulations, smartphones, state government, telecommunications, wireless communications

NORTH MISSISSIPPI — Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley’s office has begun random checks of wireless phone retailers to ensure compliance with the Consumer Code for Wireless Service. PSC regulations require designated wireless companies comply with the code, which provides consumer rights at the point of purchase such as a 14-day trial period, the [...] [...]

‘SHOW ME THE MONEY’

by Clay Chandler Published: August 1,2010

Tags: College Football, compliance, eligibility, SEC, sports agents

College football grasping to keep agents, lure of cash from tainting eligibility of its athletes   The Southeastern Conference’s chaotic kickoff to each football season happens every year in late July at the Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham. Media Days, the great gathering of SEC royalty, does not require a dramatic story line to whip fans [...] [...]

Questions remain about ARRA funds

by Wally Northway Published: September 14,2009

Tags: American Recovery & Reinvestment Act ARRA, compliance

Training sessions draw government officials   Funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) continues to roll into Mississippi, and questions remain about how entities approved for stimulus money are to account for the federal money. In many cases, there simply are no easy answers. “Fluid” and “changing paradigm” is how State Auditor Stacey [...] [...]

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