Well, there is nothing new under the sun. Unsurprisingly, the few folks that did pick up on the Cyren Call story focused on the denial in bold type and completely ignored the stuff in the fine print. This by Richard Koman is typical.
OTOH, given that Cyren Call has been in a bunch to the FCC, I don’t think anyone important is fooled. Moving forward, the FCC will need to give some clear guidance on what it expects for PSST and its agents. As Morgan O’Brien observed, this will be a good thing.
@haroldfeld @californiapuc Yep, the carriers fought for a couple years to prevent any of this data from becoming public. CPUC had to jump thru multiple hoops to get the study done, and then to release it. Another examples of state police power, like net neutrality legislation under attack by feds.
Only 3 hours until @publicknowledge #IP3 Awards start! Because it's virtual, you still have time to buy your tickets -- and support our work.
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For why unregulated 5G deployment will actually aggravate rather than solve the urban and rural digital divides, see here: https://wetmachine.com/tales-of-the-sausage-factory/stoping-the-5g-digital-divide-before-it-happens/ /5
According to the @californiapuc AT&T and Frontier followed a deliberate policy of correlating maintenance and investment in their line service with the local average income. As a result, low-income communities got the worst service.
https://www.tellusventure.com/blog/att-delivers-low-quality-service-to-low-income-californians-but-lavishes-fiber-on-the-rich/ /1
My @publicknowledge colleague @ajpetros will be defending interoperability and data portability at this Fed Soc event on Oct 8. https://regproject.org/event/live-podcast-interoperability-and-data-sharing-an-antitrust-remedy-in-search-of-a-market-problem/
