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story category AT&T: Usage-Based Pricing 'Inevitable'
Company to begin testing such a system this fall
(old news - 02:08PM Friday Jun 13 2008)
tags: competition · business · bandwidth · caps · AT&T U-Verse · AT&T Southeast · AT&T Midwest · AT&T Southwest
Last week new AT&T CTO John Donovan let loose that the company will begin testing "usage-based pricing" starting this Fall. "Traffic on our backbone is growing 60 percent per year, but our revenue is not," complained Donovan. Today AT&T spokesman Michael Coe tells The Street that usage-based pricing is "inevitable." "Usage-based pricing is one way to deal fairly with Internet usage, which is very uneven among broadband users," says Coe. It's also a handy way to deal with Internet-delivery video providers who might compete with AT&T's U-Verse TV service.

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