Appeared in the Toronto Star on April 1, 2008 as Bell Throttles Its Internet Competitors Appeared in the Vancouver Sun on April 1, 2008 as Plan to Limit Bandwidth is Threat to Competition Appeared in the Ottawa Citizen on April 1, 2008 as Bell's 'Throttling' Plan is a Threat to […]
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Bell In the Spotlight Throughout the Weekend
Bell was in the spotlight throughout the weekend, with much online discussion about the comments made by a Bell spokesperson, a leaked Bell document indicating that the company is moving toward bit caps with unlimited additional costs, and postings on the impact of Bell's throttling.
Saunders on Canadian Data Rates
Alec Saunders has a great post on the harm caused by Canada's uncompetitive mobile data rates.
Globe on Rogers’ Fee Changes
The Globe covers the changes to the Rogers fee schedule, which I blogged about last week. The article shifts quickly to net neutrality and the events of the past week.
Warner Music Makes Move Toward Unlimited Music for Monthly ISP Fee
Warner Music has made an important move toward creating a monthly ISP fee for unlimited access to music. The world's third largest music label has hired Jim Griffin, a proponent of the monthly fee approach, to develop a plan that would create a pool of money from user fees to […]
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