AT&T Under Fire for Faking Net Neutrality Opposition
All Headline News, October 21, 2009
By Melvin Baker
One of the nation's largest telecom company has come under fire for encouraging its employees to protest Net Neutrality regulations being considered by the FCC. The recommendation by AT&T's top lobbyist comes just days ahead of an Oct. 22 of the commission at which rules will be proposed regarding an "open Internet."
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