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New CWA District 9 supplemental testimony: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains harmful to California workers
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New CWA District 9 supplemental testimony: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains harmful to California workers

CWA is calling on the CPUC to deny the merger in light of its continued failure to meet “any reasonable definition of the public interest.”

New CWA District 9 supplemental testimony: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains harmful to California workers

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CWA remains skeptical of T-Mobile’s unenforceable commitments to states
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CWA remains skeptical of T-Mobile’s unenforceable commitments to states

The state AG agreements with T-Mobile still leave large rural gaps: Florida (27 percent), Colorado (26 percent), Nevada (17 percent) and Mississippi (12 percent) will not have access to the new T-Mobile's mid-band high-speed wireless network six years after the deal closes.

CWA remains skeptical of T-Mobile’s unenforceable commitments to states

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New Hampshire law encourages public-private broadband partnerships in rural communities
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New Hampshire law encourages public-private broadband partnerships in rural communities

Consolidated Communications, the incumbent local carrier, has been able to offer services under a new network in Chesterfield, NH.

New Hampshire law encourages public-private broadband partnerships in rural communities

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South Carolina regulatory commission investigates freezing Frontier universal service subsidies
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South Carolina regulatory commission investigates freezing Frontier universal service subsidies

Frontier faces service quality investigations by state regulators in Ohio, Minnesota, California, Connecticut, Nevada, New York, and West Virginia.

South Carolina regulatory commission investigates freezing Frontier universal service subsidies

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New Mexico adopts strong service quality and consumer protections for CenturyLink
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New Mexico adopts strong service quality and consumer protections for CenturyLink

“The Commission finds that robust quality of service regulation is more likely to encourage CenturyLink to maintain and repair its wireline infrastructure," said New Mexico Public Regulation Commission in its order.

New Mexico adopts strong service quality and consumer protections for CenturyLink