AT&T it seems, is caught between a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and a hard place. Taken to task by the FTC for redefining the word ‘unlimited’, AT&T’s definition allegedly changes depending on the amount of data a customer consumes per month. More than 2 gigabytes, it appears that unlimited means throttled data speeds with a side of buffered YouTube.

In IT Blogwatch, bloggers wonder why it took so long. <!– Not to mention: XXXXXXXXXXXX&hellip; –>

Filling in for our humble blogwatcher Richi Jennings, is a humbler Stephen Glasskeys.

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