Verizon's Push to End Copper Service in 9 States Won't Get Streamlined Approval
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Verizon Responds to Fears Over Potential Copper Line Customer Cutoff
By Stephen Smoot About two weeks ago, WETM, a television news outlet in New York State, reported that Verizon released a statement concerning copper wire-based landline telephone service. It linked to a Verizon website that stated “across the country, Verizon is modernizing our networks and transitioning customers from legacy copper infrastructure to modern communications technologies […]
Cline Celebrates FCC Decision to Not Approve Verizon’s Changes to Copper-Based Landline Service
FINCASTLE, VA (VR)– On Friday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it did not grant Verizon’s initial application to discontinue copper-based landline services across much of Virginia. Congressman Cline previously sent a letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr demanding answers about the changes and urging the Chairman to review the application. “I applaud […]
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