Life Time v. Verizon Could Force the FCC to Revisit a Long-Misunderstood USF Treatment for Dedicated Internet Access
A pending FCC formal complaint filed by Life Time, Inc. against Verizon Business Network Services LLC has put a familiar but often misunderstood Universal Service Fund issue back in the spotlight…
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