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feat: programmatically generate open graph cards

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src/posts/2018/att-buying-web-based-ad-targeting-post.md
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date: '2018-06-25'
title: 'AT&T buying web-based ad targeting company'
description: "AT&T controlling your internet connection, the media you use it to consume and the means to target ads at you based on those habits is truly a nightmare."
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tags: ['net neutrality', 'privacy']
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AT&T controlling your internet connection, the media you use it to consume and the means to target ads at you based on those habits is truly a nightmare.<!-- excerpt -->
Run an adblocker. Run a VPN. Skip as much of their media as you can.
_[Via Ars Technica:](https://arstechnica.com/?p=1336343)_

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date: '2018-11-13'
title: 'AT&T CEO criticizes disparate state net neutrality regulations after helping to dismantle unified, national rules'
description: 'AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson yesterday urged Congress to pass net neutrality and consumer data privacy laws that would prevent states from issuing their own stricter laws.'
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tags: ['politics', 'net neutrality']
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**[Jon Brodkin:](https://arstechnica.com/?p=1410725)**
> "We've got a mess coming at us, literally states independently going out and designing their own privacy regulation," [Randall] Stephenson said. "How do you do business in a world where you have 50 different regulations and rules around privacy?"<!-- excerpt -->
If Stephenson was actually concerned about the impact of a fractured regulatory landscape on his company, he could have left existing net neutrality rules in place. Rather he and other telecoms elected to force through a roughshod repeal of national rules without any consideration of public opinion or possible consequences.
Any new national legislation backed by AT&T is likely to seriously disadvantage consumers and competitors and support net neutrality in name only.