Mounting a serious campaign to win approval from the Federal Communications Commission, AT&T has agreed to a series of conditions to its $80 billion acquisition of BellSouth. Though the concessions are significant, some Internet advocates remain concerned. AT&T has included a so-called net-neutrality provision prohibiting the merged companies from favoring some Web sites and content providers over their rivals, which would apply for two years or until Congress approves net-neutrality legislation.
January 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Mounting a serious campaign to win approval from the Federal Communications Commission, AT&T Inc. has agreed to a series of conditions to its $80 billion acquisition of BellSouth Corp. Though the concessions are significant, some Internet advocates remain concerned about the transaction.
AT&T’s 20-page filing, submitted late Dec. 28, aims to end a three-month disagreement among the agency’s commissioners.
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