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Federal Trade Commission v. AT&T Mobility LLC
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3:14-cv-04785
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February 05, 2015
FTC Hits Back At AT&T In Mobile Data Throttling Suit
The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday fired back at AT&T Mobility LLC in the agency's suit accusing it of throttling service for unlimited data plans, disputing the company's assertion that it is a common carrier exempted from the Federal Trade Commission Act.
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January 05, 2015
AT&T Says It's Out Of FTC's Jurisdiction In 'Throttling' Suit
AT&T Mobility LLC asked a California federal judge on Monday to toss a Federal Trade Commission suit accusing it of "throttling" service for "unlimited" data plans, saying that it is a common carrier exempted from the Federal Trade Commission Act.
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October 29, 2014
Ohlhausen, Wright See Net Neutrality Echoes In AT&T Suit
The Federal Trade Commission's two Republicans both highlighted the watchdog's move Tuesday to sue AT&T Inc. for "throttling" service it had billed as unlimited to wireless customers as a prime example of how the competition enforcer can protect consumers without net neutrality rules.
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October 28, 2014
FTC Slams AT&T For 'Throttling' Unlimited Data Plan Users
The Federal Trade Commission slapped AT&T Mobility LLC with a lawsuit Tuesday in California federal court, accusing the wireless carrier of charging millions of smartphone customers for "unlimited" data plans and then reducing their data transfer speeds in a practice known as "throttling."
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