The FCC or Federal Communications Commissions is best known for censoring content on television, but it also performs other functions as well. The FCC is a government agency that was established by the Communications act of 1934. The FCC regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable. The homepage features headlines that are updated periodically. Visitors can choose to read these stories using word or acrobat reader. The homepage features links to other sites such as broadband.gov, and DTV.gov. It also features a list of commissioners, acts, emergency information, committees, bureaus and offices. On the top right side users will find links to search, updates, E-filling, initiatives, and information for consumers and people. On the lower left side of the homepage users can find the strategic goals of the FCC. The content on the website is organized under actions, closed captioning, commission meeting, contacting the FCC, contracting opportunities, customer service standards, debt collection, employment opportunities, FCC items on circulation, FCC registration number, FRN Commission registration system, fees, forms, freedom of information act, internship opportunities, licensing, lockbox bank transition, rules & regulations, statistical reports, and telecom service for rural America. The website is purely informational and works as a resource for anyone wanting to learn about the government agency and its functions.