by TURN Managing Attorney Christine Mailloux
I was working in my office and I received a call on my Spectrum cable VoIP landline phone line, that I primarily
The wireless companies T-Mobile and Sprint promised regulators essentially that nirvana awaited society if they could only win approval of their $31-billion merger deal.
Some of the promises have been
Before Frontier Communications took over Verizon’s California landlines last year, the company insisted that it knew how to make money from aging phone networks that bigger telecom companies didn’t know
The deregulation lobby operates on faith — the faith that government regulation is unnecessary because the magic of competition is all that’s needed to keep consumer prices under control.
But
Christine Mailloux joined TURN’s staff in August 2001. She currently manages TURN’s San Diego office and helps develop and implement TURN’s telecommunications policy strategies for the CPUC, FCC, and state
A broad coalition of consumer groups today demanded rejection of a proposal that would drastically cut back on telephone consumer protections previously approved by the California Public Utilities Commission.
For
Rooftop solar is less expensive than ever to purchase and install, but solar subsidies continue to rise. Unless the CPUC modernizes this outdated program, utility bills will skyrocket for non-solar
