The 2018 report only includes AT&T's IP broadband category, leaving out the company's worst results.
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While AT&T's oldest DSL service only provided 82 percent of advertised download speeds, AT&T IP broadband was over 100 percent. The 2017 report includes two categories for AT&T, one for its oldest DSL technology and another for its DSL-based IP broadband with speeds of up to 45Mbps. Pai's FCC in December 2018 finally released both the 20 reports, tucking them into the final appendices of a larger "Communications Marketplace Report." You can see all the Measuring Broadband America results from over the years at this page. The FCC released reports annually through 2016, but the testing program has gotten less attention since Ajit Pai became chairman in January 2017.Īs we wrote in November 2018, the FCC hadn't yet released any new Measuring Broadband America reports since Pai became chair. The Obama-era FCC began the Measuring Broadband America program in 2011 to compare the actual speeds customers receive to the advertised speeds customers are promised. "AT&T's remaining speed tiers notched high marks." Pai’s FCC gives less attention to speed tests "In the end, the DSL data was left out of the report released late last year, to the chagrin of some agency officials," the Journal wrote. "AT&T was dismayed at its report card from a government test measuring Internet speeds" and thus "pushed the Federal Communications Commission to omit unflattering data on its DSL Internet service from the report," the Journal wrote.
Further Reading Ajit Pai buries 2-year-old speed test data in appendix of 762-page report
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