The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission denied tw telecom’s motion...
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission denied tw telecom’s motion to dismiss an effective competition proceeding focused on CenturyLink. “Until CenturyLink QC establishes minimum prices and demonstrates that those prices are set at or above costs, it is not entitled…
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to a finding of effective competition,” tw telecom said, according to the PRC order released Monday (http://xrl.us/bnuiik). CenturyLink has petitioned for a ruling for effective competition in New Mexico in order to allow for deregulation (CD Aug 30 p5). The PRC hearing examiner didn’t find any reason to compel companies to produce this minimum pricing information, according to the order.”