AT&T, Comcast and T-Mobile Face FCC Questions on Free Data
- Discussion aimed at clarifying Internet rules on neutrality
- FCC's Wheeler says he wants a look at `innovative things'
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AT&T Inc., Comcast Corp. and T-Mobile US Inc. are facing questions from U.S. regulators about offering customers free data for viewing Web videos, a feature that raises concerns about equal treatment of Internet content.
The Federal Communications Commission sent letters to the three carriers “asking them to come in and have a discussion with us about some of the innovative things they are doing,” Chairman Tom Wheeler said Thursday speaking at a Washington news conference.