T-Mobile Sues Starbucks Over Free AT&T WiFi

T-Mobile is suing Starbucks for allowing AT&T to roll out free wireless Internet access in its 7,000 cafes using T-Mobile’s lines and equipment.

Starbucks’ deal with AT&T allegedly violates its 2002 deal with T-Mobile giving it the rights to market and sell WiFi Internet access at Starbucks stores until 2009.

In the lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, T-Mobile also contends that “the conduct of Starbucks has caused T-Mobile monetary damages and such damages will continue should Starbucks continue its breaching conduct.”

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