AT&T Sues Charter Over 'Fiber' Internet

AT&T Sues Charter Over 'Fiber' Internet

Two of the country’s largest internet service providers are going to court over the use of the word “fiber” in advertising.

AT&T Files a Lawsuit Against Spectrum Over Fiber-Powered Internet Service

AT&T filed a lawsuit against Charter Friday, arguing that Spectrum’s “fiber powered” isn’t actually fiber internet. The lawsuit says that Charter isn’t being truthful about what they’re offering. While they say “fiber powered” internet, AT&T says Spectrum is really offering a connection that switches to cable before reaching customers. “We don’t think customers should have to be […] The post AT&T Files a Lawsuit Against Spectrum Over Fiber-Power…

AT&T sues Charter over "fiber-powered Internet" advertising claims

A utility truck used by Charter Communications for their Spectrum services. (Courtesy photo) AT&T has filed a federal lawsuit against Charter Communications over some of the company’s advertising claims about its residential broadband service. The lawsuit, filed in Texas on Friday, claims Charter wrongly promotes its Spectrum Internet as powered by a fiber network, suggesting to consumers that it is comparable to AT&T’s own fiber-based offering,…

AT&T Sues Charter for 'Fiber-Powered Internet' Ads

The carrier is also alleging false advertising in a lawsuit against T-Mobile

AT&T drags Charter to court over what "fiber-powered" really means

Millions of Spectrum and Cox customers are the ones in the middle.