AT&T, a company that's no stranger to mergers and unfair competitive advantages, is taking aim at the Sprint Clearwire merger. The nation's largest broadband provider is asking the FCC to deny the merger, saying that Sprint and Clearwire are under-stating their total volume of spectrum holdings in order to get reduced federal scrutiny. "The applicants themselves have positioned their company as the single largest holder of broadband mobile spectrum in the country," complains AT&T. Verizon, who'll also be forced to compete with the company's new offerings, has not submitted any objections to the merger.