AT&T files lawsuit to hinder Google Fiber in Louisville - SlashGear



AT&T files lawsuit to hinder Google Fiber in Louisville - SlashGear

The people of Louisville, Kentucky have no doubt been excited at the prospect of getting Google Fiber in their city. Last September, Google announced that they were in talks to bring their gigabit internet speeds to the city, along with two others. Unfortunately, AT&T isn't happy about one of the agreements that the city has made, and has filed a lawsuit against them. The nature of the lawsuit surrounds the use of the AT&T's utility poles, for Google's high-speed internet service. Interestingly enough, their lawsuit isn't against Google, but the city of Louisville. They say that a recent ordinance passed to allow Google to use their poles was outside of the city's jurisdiction. The ordinance in question is called "One Touch Make Ready." The ordinance states that if Google requests that the owner of the utility pole (in this case, AT&T appears to own the majority of them) to make room for their lines and they either deny the request, or don't respond within 30 days,

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