NY PSC Pauses Broadband Affordability Case
The New York Public Service Commission suspended implementing the state’s broadband affordability law that was enjoined last week by U.S. District Court in Central Islip, New York (see 2106110064). Interim Chair John Howard issued a one-commissioner order Monday to pause…
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case 21-M-0290 “pending further developments or court orders.” The stay applies to a May 20 order granting temporary exemptions to some small ISPs and a May 28 notice that sought comments by Friday on the law’s applicability to DSL services with lower than 25 Mbps downloads.