The OECD has released its latest broadband rankings, with Canada dropping from 9th to 10th.
Canadian Broadband Ranking Continues to Drop
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No surprise
This is no real surprise. I wrote a small op-ed piece in 2004 called Retrograde Technology ([ link ]). The trend has been there for some time though it is now starting to get wider exposure.