Wall Street Journal, October 23, 2009
By Amy Schatz

There's nothing neutral in the battle between AT&T and Google over the future of the Internet. Google and AT&T are marshaling political allies, lobbyists and labor unions for a fight over proposed Net Neutrality rules that could affect tens of billions of dollars in investments needed to upgrade the broadband network, which lags in speed and affordability compared with some countries.

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