Calling All Lawyers: Did Verizon New Jersey Commit Fiber Optic Fraud? | Bruce Kushnick

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Calling All Lawyers: Did Verizon New Jersey Commit Fiber Optic Fraud? | Bruce Kushnick:





  • Fact: By 2010, 100% of the state-based Public Switched Telephone Network, controlled by Verizon New Jersey should have been upgraded with a fiber optic wire that could deliver 45 Mbps in both directions.

  • Fact: Only 13% of municipalities in New Jersey will be fully wired. One-third of all municipalities will have NO upgrades. About 50% of the population will not get upgraded.

  • Fact: Verizon New Jersey's 2001 Annual Infrastructure Report claimed it completed 55% of the New Jersey with 45 Mbps bi-directional services.



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