OpenMedia has an interesting post that takes a close look at the claim that the large Canadian geography is responsible for high cell phone prices. The post notes that coverage actually focuses on as little as 20 percent of the country.
Open Media: Why High Cell Phone Bills Have Nothing to do With Canadian Geography
April 22, 2013
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