CenturyLink Moves to Pull BDS Tariff Appeal at DC Circuit, Still Backs AT&T Case
CenturyLink asked to withdraw its appeal of an FCC tariff investigation order that barred prospectively the "all-or-nothing" business data service discount plans of it, AT&T, Frontier Communications and Verizon, among other actions (see 1605030001). In an unopposed dismissal motion (in…
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Pacer) to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Friday, CenturyLink said it isn't withdrawing a separate motion to intervene and will continue to support petitioner AT&T in its challenge to the order (AT&T v. FCC, No. 16-1145, et al.).