FCC Chair Expected to Give AT&T Props, But Push Forward on Net Neutrality
Washington Post, October 7, 2009
By Cecilia Kang
When FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski speaks to the wireless industry, he'll likely make a nod to moves by AT&T to run VoIP services for the iPhone on its cell network. But he will probably not scale back on his push to codify and strengthen rules that ensure consumers get access to any legal application or content of their choice on the Web, analysts say.
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