Report accuses AT&T of discriminating against low-income neighborhoods
“The groups found that low-income areas in Cleveland are much less likely to have access to higher download speeds than suburban communities.
The report alleges that ‘AT&T has systematically discriminated against lower-income Cleveland neighborhoods in its deployment of home Internet and video technologies over the past decade’ — a practice that NDIA and CYC referred to as ‘digital redlining.'”