Welcome to the new era of Net neutrality, AT&T. The wireless carrier, second largest in the US by number of subscribers, faces a fine of up to $100 million after the Federal Communications Commission determined that it misled customers about its unlimited mobile data plans. CNET/Marguerite Reardon The FCC alleges that AT&T slowed service for …
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