AT&T Backs 100 Percent Broadband by February 2014
June 8, 2009
The Internet has the ability to transform our society, our economy, and our way of life. To realize its full potential the Internet must be universal, in that it must be available and affordable to consumers everywhere. The Internet also must be open, in that the Internet ecosystem must enable consumers to exchange ideas and communicate freely, give them freedom to access the lawful applications and content they want to use, and afford them the ability to choose and assemble packages of services and equipment that meet their needs. The Internet must respect privacy, so that consumers are in control of how, when, and by whom their private information is used. And the Internet must be safe, so that networks and services are protected from harm and consumers are secure when they go online.
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AT&T Statement Regarding Reps. Rick Boucher's And Lee Terry's Commitment To Update The Universal Service Fund
November 6, 2009
The following may be attributed to Tim McKone, AT&T Executive Vice President —Federal Relations
"AT&T applauds Chairman Boucher and Rep. Terry for their determined efforts to protect the communications needs of rural citizens. The discussion draft of the Universal Service Reform Act of 2009 introduced today recognizes that we cannot accomplish President Obama's goal of universal and affordable broadband for all Americans without also fixing the federal universal service fund (USF)." - AT&T Statement on Special Access (PDF)
November 4, 2009
AT&T today filed a letter with the FCC to reiterate its opposition to special access re-regulation, and to provide new evidence countering claims that ILEC special access rates are too high. -
AT&T Statement on FCC's Proposed Net Neutrality Rules
October 22, 2009
Washington, DC - The FCC today adopted draft rules regarding the preservation of a free and open Internet. The following statement may be attributed to Jim Cicconi, AT&T's Senior Executive Vice President, External and Legislative Affairs. - AT&T Statement on Google Voice (PDF)
October 14, 2009
AT&T today filed a letter with the FCC to reiterate its support to preserve the "free and open" nature of the Internet and discuss why the Commission cannot rationally exempt any provider of Internet-based information services from any rules designed to preserve a "free and open Internet."
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