Title 47 — Telecommunications

Title 47 — Telecommunications is a title of the United States Code. It contains 432 sections organized into 16 chapters. This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law.

Communications regulation — FCC, broadcast licensing, spectrum allocation, telecommunications, cable, and the Communications Act of 1934.

Chapter Index

ChapterSectionsDescription
001TELEGRAPHS12 sections
002SUBMARINE CABLES19 sections
003RADIOTELEGRAPHS1 sections
004RADIO ACT OF 19276 sections
005WIRE OR RADIO COMMUNICATION252 sections
006COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE SYSTEM27 sections
007CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATIONS1 sections
008NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION17 sections
009INTERCEPTION OF DIGITAL AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS11 sections
010SATELLITE CARRIER RETRANSMISSION ELIGIBILITY1 sections
011COMMERCIAL MOBILE SERVICE ALERTS6 sections
012BROADBAND8 sections
013PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM AUCTIONS33 sections
014>-13 sections
015SECURE AND TRUSTED COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS9 sections
016BROADBAND ACCESS16 sections

Scope and Organization

Title 47 covers the subject area of telecommunications. The title is organized into 16 chapters, each addressing a specific aspect of the subject. The title contains 432 individual sections of codified law.

This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law. The Office of the Law Revision Counsel maintains the official text of the United States Code.

Source

View the official text: Title 47 on uscode.house.gov