NY Times digital chief Martin Nisenholtz asked AT&T's McCastle about the company's stand on net neutrality in connection with speech by FCC chairman Julius Genachowski today proposing a new net
neutrality rule saying carriers shouldn't block certain types of traffic on their networks. McCastle seemed flummoxed by the question, even though he had just discussed AT&T's strong adherance to
privacy principles. He punted the question to AT&T's "privacy people."
