“This approach, and Time Warner’s specific plan, should be of grave concern to Austin,” Leffingwell said in his statement. “Right now we need to be encouraging, rather than stifling, economic recovery and growth in Austin. This plan moves us in the wrong direction.”
Friday, April 03, 2009
Zzzzzzzzzzzz. City councilors, when you wake up from your naps...
When Greensboro's city councilors wake up from their naps, maybe they'll read these recommendations for responding to Time Warner Cable's rate change and start to take some action like this Austin, TX city councilor and mayoral candidate.
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Perhaps they walked away from firing Mitch Johnson saying, "Our work here is done."
ReplyDeleteRoch, can you post the names & addresses or email addresses or phone numbers of these people along with anyone else we should be contacting on this matter?
ReplyDeleteI'd really like to get a list up somewhere of people that could make a difference in our local government to stop Time Warner.
Thanks.