Telecom Firms Face Net Neutrality Defeat
Washington Post, October 22, 2009
By Cecilia Kang
Facing a major regulatory issue that could be worth a fortune in future business, AT&T has unleashed the kind of lobbying blitz that makes it one of the grand corporate players of the great Washington game. And yet, for all the money AT&T and other old-line telecom companies have spent pushing their cause, they are poised to lose a key vote on Net Neutrality.
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