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Bell to bell

1 Federal Register document matched this search in the 12 weeks through the week of October 26, 2026, against 0 in the 12 before. That is too few to read a direction from.

Reading
Too few to readUnder 24 documents across the last two 12-week windows
Last 52 weeks
1, against 0 in the 52 before
Share of all documents
under 0.1 percent over the last 52 weeks, against none in the 52 before
The last 52 weeks as a table
Documents per week for Bell to bell, newest first
Week ofDocuments
October 26, 20260
October 19, 20260
October 12, 20260
October 5, 20260
September 28, 20260
September 21, 20260
September 14, 20260
September 7, 20260
August 31, 20260
August 24, 20260
August 17, 20260
August 10, 20261
August 3, 20260
July 27, 20260
July 20, 20260
July 13, 20260
July 6, 20260
June 29, 20260
June 22, 20260
June 15, 20260
June 8, 20260
June 1, 20260
May 25, 20260
May 18, 20260
May 11, 20260
May 4, 20260
April 27, 20260
April 20, 20260
April 13, 20260
April 6, 20260
March 30, 20260
March 23, 20260
March 16, 20260
March 9, 20260
March 2, 20260
February 23, 20260
February 16, 20260
February 9, 20260
February 2, 20260
January 26, 20260
January 19, 20260
January 12, 20260
January 5, 20260
December 29, 20250
December 22, 20250
December 15, 20250
December 8, 20250
December 1, 20250
November 24, 20250
November 17, 20250
November 10, 20250
November 3, 20250

"bell-to-bell"

Run against the full text of the Federal Register, published by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives. One document counts once, however many times the words appear, and a passing mention counts the same as a whole rule.

On the list since November 5, 2026. Through the week of October 26, 2026, retrieved November 5, 2026. Corrections to the searches.

Who published it

  • Federal Communications Commission1

1 top-level agency in the latest 12 weeks. A document can carry more than one agency, and a document the source does not link to an agency is left out of these counts.

Micro or macro

  • Micro: no. It needs 3 rises in a row and has 0.
  • Macro: not possible here. It appeared in 1 of the latest 12 weeks and came from 1 publisher, where 10 are needed, and nearly every publisher here belongs to one government.

The tests are in Method 1.3. A topic is a subject. It carries no claim, so nothing here says what any document argues.

In company filings

A separate count from SEC EDGAR full-text search, in six report forms. Through the week of October 26, 2026, 0 documents matched in the latest 12 weeks, and 0 in the latest 52, against 0 in the 52 before. These are not added to the Federal Register count above.

  • The test in company filings: does not pass. It appeared in 0 of the latest 12 weeks, from 0 filers in 0 regions. Passing here alone is not a macro trend, under Method 1.3.

"bell-to-bell"

In state bills

A separate count from Open States, of bills and resolutions with the phrase in their title or summary. Through the week of October 19, 2026, 0 bills matched in the latest 12 weeks, and 5 in the latest 52, against 9 in the 52 before. These are not added to the other counts above.

  • The test in state bills: does not pass. It appeared in 0 of the latest 12 weeks, from 0 legislatures in 0 regions. Passing here alone is not a macro trend, under Method 1.3.

bell-to-bell or bell to bell

Bills on this subject mostly use other words, such as phones in school, so this phrase undercounts it.

Latest rules and presidential documents

  1. FCC To Review E-Rate Program To Ensure Congress's VisionProposed Rule, Federal Communications Commission

Any notices in the count are left out of this list because they can name private people.

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