CPUC Complies in FCC Form 477 Data Disclosure Case
The California Public Utilities Commission said it complied with a court order to immediately retrieve Form 477 and other data in the possession of third parties and to instruct all commission employees not to violate the preliminary injunction of U.S.…
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District Court in San Francisco. Judge Vince Chhabria rebuked the CPUC last week for violating the temporary ban on disclosing the data, which includes information about phone and broadband deployment that AT&T, Comcast, CTIA, Verizon and other industry plaintiffs say is confidential (see 1608050015). CPUC retrieved the contested data Monday from Lee Selwyn, president of Economics and Technology Inc., it said in a status report (in Pacer) filed Monday.