The Texas Public Utility Commission ruled Time Warner Cable was...
The Texas Public Utility Commission ruled Time Warner Cable was discriminated against by San Antonio electric company CPS Energy (http://xrl.us/bn63e8). The Dec. 13 PUC ruling was a “significant victory,” and the ruling said the utility favored AT&T, wrote Dave Thomas,…
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representing the operator, on the blog of his law firm, Hogan Lovells (http://xrl.us/bn63fe). “The PUC found that the discrimination occurred with respect to the rates (that were four to five times as high), terms and conditions for access to the utility’s poles (including faster and cheaper access requirements for AT&T), and infrastructure critical to the provision of electronic communications services.” CPS had no comment.