Government,
Administrative/Regulatory
May 16, 2018
Net neutrality and Michael Cohen: Ironic, don’t you think?
Three U.S. senators are examining whether AT&T may have engaged in a “pay for play” arrangement to buy influence or to achieve certain regulatory objectives at the FCC including the repeal of network neutrality rules.
Anita Taff-Rice
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CYBERSLEUTH
In one of the most unexpected twists in the ongoing saga of Michael Cohen's payment of $130,000 hush money to an adult film star, three U.S. senators are examining whether AT&T may have engaged in a "pay for play" arrangement to buy influence or to achieve certain regulatory objectives at the Federal Communications Commission including the repeal of network neutrality rules.
Senators Elizabeth...
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