Thread regarding CenturyLink layoffs

Denver was ground zero for CenturyLink’s recent network outage

ATMs failed in Idaho, Wyoming delayed lottery results, and 911 call centers in Washington, Arizona, Missouri and other states struggled with busy signals, dropped calls and missing location information.

For about 30 hours, from the early morning hours of Dec. 27 until late on Dec. 28, chaos reigned on CenturyLink’s system.

ATMs failed in Idaho, Wyoming delayed lottery results, and 911 call centers in Washington, Arizona, Missouri and other states struggled with busy signals, dropped calls and missing location information.

The FCC has asked the states to help it gather information regarding the extent and impact of the outages, and PUC staff is assisting with the FCC’s investigation,” said Terry Bote, a spokesman for the state’s utility regulator.

“The network should not be so fragile that when you install third-party equipment and it fails, your network fails. Your network needs to be robust. That is standard operating procedure,” he said.

Please see whole article- see link below

https://www.denverpost.com/2019/01/11/centurylink-network-outage-denver/

How will this affect Centurylink as a business model going forward. Will this affect the bottom line. Is it time to cut the fat ? How deep does Centurylink need to go?

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Words out, they won’t be able to cover it up.

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Post ID: @7gkd+XbjSuUf

Monitoring network data lost ** coincidence ?

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Post ID: @7zwd+XbjSuUf

Don't think word of what really happened will ever get out. Everyone threatened properly to keep their traps shut. All conversations kept to landlines and no email trail. They may get away with it.

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Post ID: @7pvh+XbjSuUf

Have stock maybe somebody will buy them out

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Post ID: @6rbg+XbjSuUf

Legacy C areas had outages as well, such as Nevada, but you do not see it mentioned. Legacy C is not integrated with the legacy Q network out of Colorado, so how did a bad card in Denver or wherever in Colorado affect legaxy C areas?

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Wait till they find out what really happened

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Post ID: @3mca+XbjSuUf

Going to hurt is right heard that the Wash AG is looking for a minimum of 21 million and is gathering the other states AG's to put together a coalition to make the fine appropriate with each state, that's on the state level, then you have the FCC.

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Post ID: @1frb+XbjSuUf

old news , cut fat, old news , continue cuts, new mes . cuts continue

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Post ID: @iox+XbjSuUf

Old news. NEXT!

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