Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Not obligated' to provide customer information, AT&T says

https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2020/09/15/att-under-fire-mississippi-rural-internet/3463300001/

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Not obligated? Hmmm. But it would be very advisable to do so, if they want further goodwill from Legislators. And didn't JS just publish and op ed that he needed more government funding to build out rural America? I say cough up the proof on how the previous billions were spent first before asking for more.

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Post ID: @ash+16ZNnYfJ

Sadly we all know that Randall and Stankey spent all money company got to expand telecom to buy toys like DirecTV and more recently Time Warner so they can sit with actors and directors and producers and act cool. Hearing Stankey talk about director of Tenet movie Christopher Nolan or him provide his assessments of state of streaming when he doesn't know jack about those infuriate me.

May be he and Randall could have been on my footsteps when strike in southeast happened and see how many poor apartments had DSL service that we desperately were trying to connect. Stankey and Randall should be taken to court for accepting government handouts and not expanding broadband and instead spending it on Hollywood. They are the worst human beings in America.

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Post ID: @tay+16ZNnYfJ

“You received a bunch of money. What did you do with it?”

“We ain’t tellin”.

Course not.

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Post ID: @rfz+16ZNnYfJ

Thank God for deregulation. All those high paying middle class jobs in communities through out the country were awful.

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Post ID: @shz+16ZNnYfJ

Thanks for this. ATT is asked to provide broadband service. Why is that so hard?

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