Archive for February 22nd, 2011
Spectrum Consultation Could Form Cornerstone of Digital Policy for Next Decade
Spectrum Consult Could Form Cornerstone of Digital Policy for Next Decade
Appeared in the Toronto Star on February 20, 2011 as What to do with the Newly Surplus TV Airwaves As public frustration with the state of telecommunications services such as Internet access and wireless competition mounts, a relatively obscure government consultation on spectrum deserves far more attention. Last November, Industry […]
IMSLP Faces Renewed Pressure From European Publishers
IMSLP, the International Music Score Library Project, is back in the news as the NY Times covers its popularity and pressure from some music score publishers. The site attracted significant attention in 2007 when it received takedown threats from some European publishers. Note that contrary to the NY Times characterization […]
Globe Calls for Opening Telecom Foreign Investment
The Globe and Mail has a masthead editorial calling on the government to drop foreign investment restrictions on telecommunications.
Nowak on 10 Myths from UBB Supporters
Peter Nowak has a terrific post that responds to ten frequently heard myths about usage based billing.