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AT&T Sales Presentation- Title TBD

TBDJanuary 12, 2010

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Agenda

Q and A

2

Introduction

Device

Network and Plans

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Cautionary Language Concerning

Forward-Looking Statements

Information set forth in this presentation contains

financial estimates and other forward-looking

statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties,

and actual results might differ materially.

A discussion of  factors that may affect future

results is contained in AT&T’s filings withthe Securities and Exchange Commission.

AT&T disclaims any obligation to update and

revise statements contained in this presentation

based on new information or otherwise.

This presentation may contain certain non-GAAP

financial measures. Reconciliations between thenon-GAAP financial measures and the GAAP financial

measures are available on the company’s Web site

at www.att.com/investor.relations.

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AT&T 4Q09 Highlights: Solid Execution,

Positive OutlookSolid Progress Across Key Growth Areas

•  2.7 million wireless net adds, 9.2% service revenue growth

•  248,000 U-verse TV net adds to >2 million in service

•  31.8% growth in wireline consumer IP revenues

(U-verse and broadband)

•  17.0% growth in strategic business revenues

Disciplined Execution on Cost Initiatives

•  Sequential stability in already strong wireline margins

•  Improved wireless margins, continuing opportunities

for further expansion

Strong Cash Flow•  Cash from operations and free cash flow up substantially

•  Strong dividend  —  26 consecutive years of  increases

•  Debt reduction  —  total debt net of  cash down $10.2 billion

over past six quarters

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AT&T Profile:

•  Leader in Mobile

Broadband

•  Premier BusinessCapabilities

•  Powerful IP-Based

Platforms

•  Financial Strength

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4Q09 Revenue Mix

Wireless

100% owned

Wireline Data/ 

Managed Services

Wireline Voice

Advertising

Solutions/Other

45%

25%

25%

5%

Third consecutive quarter of sequential improvement inconsolidated revenues reflecting:

Revenue mix increasingly weightedto wireless and wireline data andmanaged services:

•  70% of  revenues in 4Q09 with6.5% year-over-year growth

•  60% of  revenues in 4Q07

2Q09 3Q09 4Q094Q08 1Q09

•  Strong wireless growth

•  U-verse growth

•  Improved business comparisons

Consolidated Revenue Trends

AT&T Consolidated Revenues

$30.9

($ in billions)

$31.1 $30.7$30.6 $30.9

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$12.4

$11.7

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Continued Strong Wireless Service Revenue

Growth, Up 9.2%

AT&T Wireless Service Revenues

2Q09 3Q09 4Q094Q08 1Q09

77.0

81.6

78.279.6

2.7 million total wireless net addsin 4Q09  —  second-highest quarterly

total in company’s history

Best-ever fourth-quarter churn

levels  —  sixth consecutive quarter of year-over-year improvement in both

total and postpaid churn

2.6% growth in postpaid wirelesssubscriber ARPU  —  eighth consecutive

quarter with a year-over-year increase

Total

Postpaid

Emerging Devices

2.7

0.9

>1.0

7.3

4.3

>2.0

4Q09 2009Net Adds (in millions)

Postpaid ARPU

$59.59 1.20%$61.13

4Q09 4Q09

1.19%

4Q084Q08

Postpaid Churn

($ in billions)

Total Wireless Subscribers (in millions)

$12.6

$12.0$11.5  85.1

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26.3% Wireless Data Revenue Growth,

Continued Strength in Mobile Broadband

4Q08 4Q09

16.2

Total PostpaidIntegratedDevices(in millions)

30.2

4Q094Q08

$3.1

$16.30

Wireless DataRevenues($ in billions)

Postpaid Data ARPU

$3.9

$19.16

Wireless data revenues up $805 million,or 26.3%, driven by integrated device

adoption, 3G growth, rich applications

Strong volume growth

•  Text messages up 70%

•  Multimedia messages >doubledover past year

Robust integrated device growth

•  3G integrated devices up more than

4 million in 4Q09, more than 15 millionfor the full year 2009

•  Average ARPU for integrated devices

continues to be 1.8X nonintegrated-device base

•  Significant upside ahead, postpaidpenetration still below 50%

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•  Strong revenue growth

•  High-quality subscriber base

•  Continuing operational

improvements in network 

and support functions

Even with high integrated-device volumes, wireless OIBDAservice margin up sequentially

and year over year, driven by:

OIBDA service margin is operating income before depreciationand amortization, divided by total service revenues.

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Wireless Margin Expansion

AT&T Wireless OIBDA

Service Margin

38.8%

35.8%

38.5%

Longer-termexpectation

Mid-40%Range

4Q08 4Q093Q09

Trends reinforce confidencein longer-term margin target

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AT&T Wireless Network Capabilities

Voice and data service to97 percent of  the U.S. population

United States’ fastest 3G

network today

United States’ broadest Wi-Ficoverage with ~20,000hotspots nationwide

GSM/UMTS technology:

•  Predominant global network 

standard for the next few years;

broad R&D, wide range of  devices•  Simultaneous voice and data

connectivity

•  Natural precursor to LTE with

backward compatibility

AT&T’s network  supports twice thenumber of  smartphones versusany of  its competitors

AT&T is managing unprecedented

mobile broadband growth  —  

up more than 5,000% over the

past 3 years

AT&T Total Mobile

Broadband Usage >200%in 2009

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Wireless Network Initiatives Drive Improved

Voice and Data Performance

National 3G  Voice CompositeQuality Index up 22% in 2009

Jan Dec

Dec08 Dec09

3G Blocked CallsDown 25% YOY

1.41%

1.05%

Nov09

Dec08 Dec09

3G Dropped CallsDown 22% YOY

1.16%1.08%

1.01%

Nov09

Jan Dec

Broadband Data Throughputup more than 19% in 2009

2009 Investments

•  ~1,900 new cell sites

•  >100,000 new circuits

for backhaul, 4X 2008deployment

•  Doubled number of 

fiber-served cell sites

•  Completed 850 MHz

spectrum conversion

to the 3G platform

0.91%

•  3G coverage expanded

by >4,100 sites, now

covers >360 cities

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Closing the Gap: Aggressive Program of  Network

Enhancements for High-Usage Markets

•  21% improvement in 3G VoiceComposite Quality Index in 4Q09

•  Adding RNC capacity

•  Three consecutive months of  improvementin 3G Voice Composite Quality Index

•  RNC change-outs

Next 90 Days: Continued Enhancements to Drive Further Improvement

•  Additional third- and fourth-carrier implementation

•  Deploy Ethernet to the cell site to improve network  backhaul

•  Projects are under way, expect significant improvement in both markets

over the coming months

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Sept Dec Sept Dec

San Francisco3G Voice Composite Quality Index

San Francisco

New York City3G Voice Composite Quality Index

New York Metro

PerformanceObjective

PerformanceObjective

Manhattan

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HSPA 7.2 Deployment: Step Up in Speed,

Major Competitive Differentiator

AT&T’s 3G Cell Sites Enabled Nationwide, Ahead of  Schedule

•  Improves consistency in accessing data sessions

•  Prepares the network  for faster speeds

•  Increases network  efficiency

•  Immediate benefit to millions of  AT&T customers

Aggressive Backhaul Program Under Way

•  Supports doubling of  theoretical peak  speeds

•  Expect majority of  AT&T’s mobile data traffic on fiber-based backhaul

by end of  2010

•  Prepares network  for LTE deployment: testing under way, nearing

vendor selection

Immediate Benefit to Millions of  AT&T Customers

•  AT&T currently offers 10 HSPA 7.2 enabled devices, including iPhone 3GS

Early Results Are Promising

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2010 Capital Plan Includes Substantial

Increase in Wireless Investment

AT&T Total CapitalExpenditures

$17.3B

2009

$18 – $19B

2010Plan

Total Capital Expenditures expected to beup 5%  –  10% from 2009. Top priorities:

Wireless and Backhaul:

•  ~$2B increase in 2010, which includeswireless spend and wireline backhaul in

support of  wireless networks•  Focus on HSPA 7.2, groundwork  for LTE,

overall capacity and performance, intenseprogram for high-volume metros

AT&T U-verse: on track  to pass 30 million

living units by the end of  2011

Enterprise: world-class service platform,

applications ecosystem

One AT&T: better customer experience and

more efficient operations  —  unified supportsystems, converged customer experience,common care portal

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Improving Wireline Consumer Trends

•  AT&T U-verse revenues nearly tripledover past year, now approaching

$3 billion annualized

•  >90% AT&T U-verse broadband attachrate, VoIP attach rate approaches 70%

•  >75% of  U-verse subscribers have4Q08 1Q09

1.0

1.3

1.6

AT&T U-verse TV Subscribers(in millions)

1.8

2.1

2Q09 3Q09 4Q09

(372)

4Q094Q08(504)

Revenue PerHousehold

$65.68

$63.32

Change inTotal ConsumerConnections

4Q08  4Q09

31.8% fourth-quarter growth inrevenues from consumer IP services

 —  AT&T U-verse and broadband

•  Third consecutive quarter of  improvedyear-over-year comparisons for overallwireline consumer revenues

a triple or quad play

Positive impacts on consumer trends:

•  Eighth consecutive quarter of  year-over-year growth in consumer revenues

per household

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Sequential Year-Over-

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AT&T Business Solutions

Consistent fundamental businesstrends reflecting economicactivity and continued strengthin strategic service, IP data

•  17.0% strategic business servicesrevenue growth

•  7.3% growth in business

IP revenues

 –  VPN revenues up >20%

 –  Two-thirds of  frame customers

have transitioned to IP

•  Largest economic impacts onvolumes in voice and legacy

data products

•  Operational cost efficienciescontinue to support businessmargins

AT&T Business Solutions Revenues($ in billions)

Change  Year Change

Total  (0.4)%  (5.5)%

(0.4)%

1.8%

4.1%

$1,058

4Q08  1Q09  2Q09  3Q09  4Q09

Strategic business services include the new-generation capabilities that

lead AT&T’s most advanced solutions  –  including Ethernet, VPNs, hosting,IP conferencing and application services.

Services (excludes CPE)

IP Data

Strategic Services

Strategic BusinessServices Revenues($ in millions)

$969

$1,006

$941

(4.9)%

7.3%

17.0%

$1,101

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Stable Consolidated Margins

Sharp focus on cost discipline,

operational improvements

18.6%

AT&T ConsolidatedOperating Income Margin

2008 2009

across the business

•  Major cost initiatives on track 

•  Total force down ~20,000 forthe year

•  4Q wireline operating expensesdown 2.7% year over year

•  Continuing cost-improvement

opportunities, including areas

such as organizational andsystems integration, order

and billing center consolidation

18.6%

17.5%

Year-Over-YearNoncashPension/RetireeBenefit Pressure

Reported margins are in blue.

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Strong Cash Flow

Cash FromOperations($ in billions)

$33.7

$34.4

Free cash flow is cash from operations less capitalexpenditures.

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20092008

Free CashFlow($ in billions)

$13.3

$17.1

$34.4

Capital Expenditures

Free Cash Flow

$17.3

$17.1

Dividends Paid $9.7

2009 Cash Profile

Cash from Operating Activities

Debt Reduction

Debt net of  cash on hand reduced

by $10.2 billion over past six quarters

20092008

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4Q09 Summary, 2010 Outlook

Premier Growth Platforms, Financial Strength Set AT&T Apart

•  Leader in Wireless Broadband and Innovation  —  HSPA 7.2 deploymentunder way, investing for next generation of  growth

•  Premier Business Capabilities  —  great networks, expanding productportfolio, strength in strategic services

•  AT&T U-verse Gaining Scale  —  changing consumer revenue profile

•  Financial Strength  —  stable margins, strong cash flow, significant wireline

contribution, full financial exposure to wireless with 100% ownership

Positive Outlook

•  Stable consolidated revenues, with opportunities for stronger resultsas the economy rebounds

•  Stable-to-improved margins and EPS

•  Expand full-year wireless OIBDA margins to low 40% range with a longer-termexpectation of  reaching the mid-40% range

•  Capital expenditures in the $18 to $19 billion range, with substantial increasein wireless to further expand capacity and coverage

•  Continued strong free cash flow generally in line with 2008 results

•  Maintain financial strength while returning cash to shareowners

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AT&T Sales Presentation-Title TBD

4Q09 Earnings Conference CallJanuary 28, 2010

© 2010 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T, the AT&T logo and all other markscontained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies.All other marks contained herein are the property of their respective owners.


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