AT&T says fibre spending pause affects only new commitments


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 27 Nov 2014

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AT&T Inc sought to clarify to US regulators its plans to pause investments in high-speed Internet connections until "net neutrality" rules are settled, saying in a letter that the plans related to new and not existing commitments. 

The Federal Communications Commission earlier this month pressed the company to explain its plans to stop investing in high-speed Internet connections in 100 cities until the agency sorts out new "net neutrality" rules for how Internet service providers manage web traffic on their networks.

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