The following may be attributed to Joan Marsh, Executive Vice President of Regulatory & State External Affairs: “After an eight-year hiatus – during a period when competition in the wireless industry has been red hot – we are pleased that the FCC has again concluded that mobile wireless service is effectively competitive. As the Commission’s…
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Privacy Must Keep Pace with Evolving Technology
By Jeff Brueggeman, AT&T Vice President of Global Public Policy Consumers rightly expect consistent privacy protections on the internet, no matter what service, device or company is using their data. It sounds simple, but it is increasingly challenging in practice as the amount and variety of online data continues to grow exponentially. And there is…
Read More Privacy Must Keep Pace with Evolving TechnologyThe Heart of the Storm
I travelled to Houston yesterday with John Donovan and members of his leadership team to survey the damage wrought by Hurricane Harvey, which was unimaginable. We visited a central office (CO) that was swamped by six feet of water in the middle of a neighborhood where piles of debris flanked the curbs in every direction….
Read More The Heart of the StormEnsuring an Open Internet while Fostering Innovation and Investment
Today, AT&T filed reply comments on the FCC’s proposal to restore the longstanding, bipartisan consensus that internet access service is an information service, a status that it enjoyed for all but two of the past 20 years. Opponents of returning internet access service to that status make no attempt to balance the costs and benefits…
Read More Ensuring an Open Internet while Fostering Innovation and InvestmentBroadband for All “And All for One”
By AT&T Summer Interns Delaney Butler, Julian McLendon and Hilary Rosenthal (The opinions expressed in this blog are solely those of the student authors and are not attributable to AT&T.) As interns with AT&T’s Federal Regulatory Group, we get to work with a diverse set of issues. It is one of the benefits of working…
Read More Broadband for All “And All for One”AT&T Statement on Senate Confirmation of Rosenworcel, Carr to FCC
The following may be attributed to Joan Marsh, AT&T Senior Vice President of Federal Regulatory: “I want to congratulate Brendan Carr and Jessica Rosenworcel on their Senate confirmations to the FCC, which complete a deep bench of talent and expertise at the agency. Both are dedicated and respected public officials. Consumers and our industry will…
Read More AT&T Statement on Senate Confirmation of Rosenworcel, Carr to FCCAT&T Statement on FCC Actions to Advance Broadband Deployment to Rural Americans
The following may be attributed to Joan Marsh, AT&T Senior Vice President of Federal Regulatory: “Nearly 30 million rural Americans do not have broadband service today. AT&T commends Chairman Pai and his fellow Commissioners for moving forward promptly with these two critical broadband programs. The Connect America Fund II and Mobility Fund II auctions are…
Read More AT&T Statement on FCC Actions to Advance Broadband Deployment to Rural AmericansMobility Fund II – a Win for Rural Consumers
While we take mobile broadband services for granted in urban environments, many rural Americans still don’t have access to wireless service to keep them connected to family, work and other vital services. Travel just 75 miles from D.C., and chances are you could find yourself in a small community without wireless voice or broadband coverage….
Read More Mobility Fund II – a Win for Rural ConsumersAT&T Statement on AIRWAVES Act
Today, Senators Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) introduced the Advancing Innovation and Reinvigorating Widespread Access to Viable Electromagnetic Spectrum Act, or the ”AIRWAVES Act.” The following may be attributed to Tim McKone, AT&T Executive Vice President of Federal Relations: “AT&T congratulates Senators Gardner and Hassan for introducing a unique bill to address the…
Read More AT&T Statement on AIRWAVES ActA Day of Reflection after the Day of Action
Remember Dudley Do-Right? He was the dim-witted but affable Canadian Mountie with the cleft chin who busied himself saving Nell from his arch enemy, Snidely Whiplash. Snidely, of course, was always portrayed as a good nemesis should be – in a black coat and top hat, with a strangely menacing mustache and a greenish pallor. …
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