AT&T Hits Internet Vote
The Hill, October 22, 2009
By Kim Hart
AT&T is seeking to block a FCC proposal that could shape the way content is shared on the Internet and is pulling out all the stops with a lobbying blitz ahead of a critical vote. AT&T has been a vocal opponent of Net Neutrality rules, which would prohibit Internet providers from giving preferential treatment to certain types of Web traffic.
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