Alyeska cuts off fiber-optic cable operatorKanas chief Mike Williams says pipeline operator on “dodgy legal ground;” effort under way to have GCI run line by The Associated Press
Operators of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline have severed their $225 million contract with Kanas Telecom Inc., claiming the company’s fiber-optic cable is not reliable enough to run the 800-mile pipeline.
But Mike Williams, chief executive of Anchorage-based Kanas, says Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. i....
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