AT&T made it very clear Wednesday who is in charge. In a terse, borderline condescending note, AT&T lectured some of its customers for voicing their objections to the company's new policy regarding Apple's FaceTime app. The note is actually refreshingly honest and free of spin, offering a glance into how the company views itself and its relationship with the people who use its network. First, a qu
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