The FCC should “reconsider its decision to require broadband deployment...
The FCC should “reconsider its decision to require broadband deployment to one location per $775” in Connect America Fund Phase I support, Frontier told an adviser to Commissioner Mignon Clyburn on Wednesday (http://xrl.us/bm322x). The telco and Windstream had originally made…
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that request late last year in their petition for clarification/reconsideration of the USF/intercarrier compensation order. Frontier also expressed its support for a recent Windstream proposal for “additional flexibility” when installing broadband infrastructure in high-cost unserved area. In another meeting Wednesday with the Clyburn aide, USTelecom said it also expressed support for providing additional flexibility to “maximize investment of Phase I incremental support in modern broadband facilities in rural areas” (http://xrl.us/bm324a).