As AT&T’s Senior Vice President-Federal Regulatory and Chief Privacy Officer, Bob Quinn leads AT&T’s Federal Regulatory group which is responsible for all regulatory matters affecting AT&T and its affiliates before the Federal Communications Commission. Mr. Quinn is also responsible for customer privacy policies at the international, federal and state level across all lines of businesses.

Posts by Bob Quinn

• Interoperability and the
  Thorny Issue of Interference
  May 6, 2013
• Availability of Numbers
  And the IP Transition
  March 11, 2013
• Streamlining Telegraph Rules:
  This is Tricky Stuff
  February 14, 2013
• Beta Testing the Final
  Transition to IP Broadband
  January 28, 2013
• Sprint’s Retiring Ways: What It Says About Encouraging Investment in IP Technologies
  December 3, 2012
• Building a Network for the 21st Century
  November 7, 2012
• Enabling FaceTime Over Our
  Mobile Broadband Network
  August 22, 2012
• Protecting Privacy in a Mobile World
  July 16, 2012
• Coming Soon: Telecom’s
  1.5Mbps Bridge to Nowhere
  July 13, 2012
• Rewarding Misbehavior…
  June 8, 2012
• Repealing De-Regulation:
  How Not to Build a Roadmap
  Towards an All-IP World
  June 5, 2012
• Cybersecurity and the FCC’s
  CSRIC Recommendations
  March 22, 2012
• Facilitating Mobile Internet
  Use in 2 GHz Band
  March 21, 2012
• FCC Roaming Rules Save Sprint
  $15B in Capital Investment and Job Creation
  February 8, 2012
• What a Difference a Day Makes
  January 27, 2012
• Conveniently Ignoring the Point:
  Sprint and Data Roaming, Round Two
  January 26, 2012
• Data Roaming Order Enables
  Massive Sprint Disinvestment
  January 24, 2012
• Open and Free Auctions
  Are the Way to Go
  January 17, 2012
• Cupcakes: A Token of Holiday Cheer
  December 12, 2011
• The Power to Password Protect
  August 5, 2011
• Who Knows Broadband Speeds?
  Sam Knows.
  August 2, 2011
• The Innovators Have Spoken
  June 8, 2011
• Mythbusters Part 2: Sprint’s
  Unthinking Reflex on Wireless Backhaul
  May 18, 2011
• The Grand Slam of Wrong
  February 18, 2011
• Changing Regulation
  For the 21st Century
  February 16, 2011
• It Was 15 Years Ago Today….
  February 8, 2011
• Privacy in a Mobilized World
  January 28, 2011
• Cupcakegate?
  December 15, 2010
• What Does it Mean to Be a “Peer?”
  December 10, 2010
• NewsFlash: It’s Not Really Louder
  Just Because it Goes to Eleven
  December 2, 2010
• Shedding Light on a Few Things
  November 17, 2010
• Giving Consumers
  Control with AdChoices
  September 22, 2010
• Who Keeps Pulling
  The Net Neutrality Football?
  September 9, 2010
• An Unreasonable Conclusion
  July 20, 2010
• Don’t Try This in Your (Broadband) Home
  July 15, 2010
• Regulating for the Sake of Regulation
  July 2, 2010
• The Third Way: The Unpacked Director’s Cut
  June 24, 2010
• Pickett’s Charge Redux
  May 11, 2010
• FCC’s About Face on Roaming
  April 21, 2010
• 15 Days…
  March 2, 2010
• Hey…Sports Fans, FCC Tells Cable Companies to Play Fair!
  January 20, 2010
• A Consumer-Based Standard for Protecting the Open Internet
  January 15, 2010
• Why Does Free Press Want to Dumb Down the Internet?
  January 13, 2010