New report explains how AT&T and Verizon profit from DSL internet customers twice

Living with slow home internet is a punishment that courts would likely rule cruel and unusual, assuming the victims ever get a consistent enough signal to send off an email pleading for help. But as a new report from the National Digital Inclusion Alliance points out, customers nationwide who still subscribe to slow DSL home internet services get screwed over twice: Firstly, with slow speeds, and secondly, with prices that don't make any sense. AT&T still chargers ADSL customers $60 a month for...