Bruce Kushnick: AT&T, ALEC, FCC, Part 2: The AT&T FCC Petition is ALEC Model Legislation.

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Bruce Kushnick: AT&T, ALEC, FCC, Part 2: The AT&T FCC Petition is ALEC Model Legislation.:

 "The irony of all of this: AT&T's entire U-Verse broadband and cable service is based almost entirely on the PSTN and uses the old copper wire that was already in place. And U-Verse already offers VOIP-based service over these old wires as AT&T's digital voice service."


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