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US Courts Just Greenlit AT&T’s Anti-Competitive Ambition for Decades to Come
AT&T’s $86 billion merger with Time Warner will result in higher rates and competition issues, but thanks to lobbying and weakened antitrust oversight, government can’t do a damn thing about it.
NY State Residents Will Get $62.5 Million In Settlement For Terrible Broadband
The settlement with Charter Spectrum is the largest consumer refund from an ISP in the US.
AT&T Is Terrified of California’s Proposed Net Neutrality Legislation
The bill would negate many of the competitive advantages AT&T is trying to get with its Time Warner takeover.
Comcast Wants to Buy Fox, and the Post-Net Neutrality Corporate Takeover of the Internet Begins
America's weak regulatory system presents MERGER MANIA: A dystopian thriller about corporate dominance of the internet.
Amazon Is Too Big to Tax and It's Terrifying
The mega corporation led by the richest man in the world is flexing its political muscle more than ever. You should be worried.
AT&T's Court Win Shows America's Consumer Protection Standards Are Ridiculously Broken
America's antitrust rules have no good mechanism for dealing with what will happen when big telecom uses the end of net neutrality for uncompetitive practices.
The AT&T-Time Warner Merger and the End of Net Neutrality Are a Nightmare Combination for Consumers
AT&T's win in court means a telecom conglomerate may soon own CNN, HBO, TBS, and a host of movie franchises.
The VICE Morning Bulletin
Feds to scrap humanitarian protections for US Haitians, Charlie Rose accused of serial sexual misconduct, Border Patrol union attributes agent's death to ambush, and more.
VILLAIN or HERO? A Vandal Cuts Off Internet for Thousands of New Yorkers
New Yorkers hate Time Warner so much, it brings them together.
AT&T and Time Warner Execs Vow to Protect Press Freedom Under Trump
The issue of First Amendment free speech protections is now front and center.
AT&T CEO Says $85B Time Warner Deal Will Be Tremendous for Consumers
But public interest groups warn that media consolidation usually leads to higher prices.