A group of large U.S. businesses has challenged a decision by federal regulators that freed AT&T from pricing limits on what it can charge competitors and businesses for access to certain high-speed Internet lines. The Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee said in court filings Oct. 22 that the Federal Communications Commission ruling would lead to increased rates for telecommunications services.
October 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A group of large U.S. businesses has challenged a decision by federal regulators that freed AT&T from pricing limits on what it can charge competitors and businesses for access to certain high-speed Internet lines.
The Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee said in court filings Oct. 22 that the Federal Communications Commission ruling would lead to increased rates for telecommunications services.
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