FCC's Triennial Review Released

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Saturday August 23, 2003 @12:05PM from the navel-gazing-for-meddlers dept.

rednaxela writes "The FCC, after six months of deliberation, released the Triennial Review order on the evening of August 21. The Order makes substantial changes to the rules governing the obligations of the regional bell operating companies (i.e., SBC, BellSouth, Verizon and Qwest) to lease their networks to the competitive local exchange carriers (e.g., MCI, AT&T) for the provision of local phone service and, perhaps more interestingly to this audience, broadband. Brief summary here, link to the order and the FCC Commissioners' statements at www.fcc.gov."

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Anyone surprised? by eric434 · 2003-08-23 12:15 · Score: 0, Redundant

What can I say; I think we all saw it coming...

Quick summary:
CLECs have a harder time getting access to ILEC networks.
Less competition in broadband.

OH well...

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