The California Public Utilities Commission voted to give up its fight for VoIP regulation, leaving customer with little recourse to poor service.
“The state Public Utilities Commission voted 3 to 1 behind closed doors late last week to pull out of its appeal of a Federal Communications Commission rule designating so-called voice over Internet protocol as an interstate service beyond state control.
California’s was the first of several state utility commissions to appeal the FCC order, leading to the combining of the cases in the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Its decision to withdraw is likely to cause delays and a move to another circuit.”
Read more at LA Times
Found VIA Engadget
