AT&T sues Charter over use of the word "fiber" in internet advertising

Two of America's largest internet providers, AT&T and Charter, are heading to court over the use of the word "fiber" in advertising. AT&T alleges that Charter's use of the term misleads consumers about the nature of the internet technology being offered. The case raises broader questions about advertising standards in the telecoms industry.

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