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AT&T Caught Funding Fake Activism for Phony Net Neutrality “Protection” Law
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February 4, 2018
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6:54Now PlayingAfter lobbying against net neutrality, AT&T conspicuously took out ads in multiple newspapers declaring their support for it. As it turns out, they don’t support net neutrality (shocker!), and the ads were nothing more than an attempt to convince members of Congress to support a phony law that would only solidify the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality (in spite of their insistance that it supports net neutrality).
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