AT&T offering $5 internet to low-income families

CNN Money reports:

Any home where at least one person receives food stamps will be eligible for the new program, called Access from AT&T.

The offering is part of an agreement AT&T (T, Tech30) made with the FCC as part of last year's DirectTV merger and will be available until 2020. The company is the latest to offer discounted internet to low-income households in the United States, joining Comcast (CCV), Google Fiber, and some local government and nonprofit.

Guess who's going to pay for ObamaNet?