The firefighters are the boots on the ground - the administrative wing of their company seems to have messed up here by pinching cents somewhere. How difficult is it for their lawyers to include the phrase "no throttling" in the contract?
Seems like the administrative wing of the school systems - saving money on teachers while paying $2.00 for a $0.20 pencil and so on with other supplies, and, taking the difference as "lobbying fees". In Georgia, Office Depot was caught doing this in the Metro Atlanta area school districts.
There is some blame on Verizon too - how impersonal and automatic should they be with emergency services with throttling. No human supervision, or is that the problem?
Seems like the administrative wing of the school systems - saving money on teachers while paying $2.00 for a $0.20 pencil and so on with other supplies, and, taking the difference as "lobbying fees". In Georgia, Office Depot was caught doing this in the Metro Atlanta area school districts.
There is some blame on Verizon too - how impersonal and automatic should they be with emergency services with throttling. No human supervision, or is that the problem?