CenturyLink to Discontinue Legacy Service in Former Qwest Territory
It’s just the latest legacy service CenturyLink wants to discontinue as customer demand shifts to more advanced services.
It’s just the latest legacy service CenturyLink wants to discontinue as customer demand shifts to more advanced services.
Illinois is the latest state where AT&T is seeking to discontinue copper landline phone service.
In an open letter to its partners, Birch Communications said it has aligned its sales organization more closely with the indirect channel as the “next and most critical step” in the execution of its growth strategy.
Granite says it offers residual revenue share-guaranteed income; phenomenal retention rates; dedicated partner and client support; IP voice and data; and structured cabling.
Petitioners contended rates for basic services such as dial tone have soared, services have deteriorated and promises to build fiber-optic broadband networks have been broken.
The letter was sent to the FCC as the agency considers overseeing trials that could pave the way for U.S. phone companies to entirely phase out their legacy copper networks.
AT&T’s proposal to conduct the trials, which is undergoing FCC review, could set a precedent for Old Ma Bell to retire its generations-old, copper-based infrastructure.
Plain old telephone service (POTS) might be on its last legs, but regulators must work to ensure that everyone still has access to communications services.
AT&T has proposed a bill to the Kentucky state legislature that would deregulate basic telephone services in areas served not only by Ma Bell, but also by Cincinnati Bell and Windstream in the Bluegrass State.
In the era of cloud, this may seem counter-intuitive. But the CLEC says rumors of POTS’ death have been “grossly exaggerated” and it’s offering a bonus to agents.
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