3 AAC 53.720 - Definitions
Current through April 6, 2022
(a) Unless the context indicates otherwise,
in 3 AAC 53.700 -
3
AAC 53.720,
(1) "bit
rate" means the rate of transmission of telecommunications signals or
intelligence in binary (two-state) form in bits per unit of time; for example,
megabits per second (Mb/sec), kilobits per second (kb/sec);
(2) "commercially feasible" means equipment
is available and its cost and installation are reasonable;
(3) "emerging technologies" means new or not
fully developed methods of telecommunications;
(4) "E911 service" or "enhanced 911 service"
means a service that provides call routing to an emergency response answering
point based upon the calling telephone number, provides for the display of the
physical location of the calling telephone at the answering point, and is
authorized in
AS
29.35.131-29.35.137;
(5) "intrastate interexchange carrier" means
a carrier as defined in
3
AAC 52.340;
(6) "telephone company" means a carrier that
provides telephone local exchange service as defined in
3
AAC 48.820;
(7) "telecommunications" has the meaning
given in AS 42.05.990;
(8) "telecommunications provider" means a
telephone company as defined in (6) of this subsection and an intrastate
interexchange carrier as defined in
3
AAC 52.340 that is facilities based;
(9) "wireline service" means
telecommunications service provided over telephone lines, characterized by a
wire or wirelike connection carrying electricity or light between the
subscriber and the public switched network, and implies a physical connection;
although radio may form part of the circuit, radio may not be the major method
of transmission, such as in radiotelephone.
(b) Definitions contained in
3
AAC 48.820,
3
AAC 52.340, and
3
AAC 52.399 also apply to the defined words as they are
used in 3 AAC 53.700 -
3
AAC 53.720.
Notes
Authority:AS 42.05.141
AS 42.05.145
AS 42.05.151
AS 42.05.221
AS 42.05.241
AS 42.05.291
AS 42.05.311
AS 42.05.321
AS 42.05.800
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