Rogers has responded to the CRTC’s concerns regarding its Internet traffic management disclosure policies. The company says that there is no need to update its disclosure practices regarding downstream traffic. It further questions why Rogers is being singled out for changing its disclosure policies, arguing that while it is true […]
News
Leaving Millions on the Table: Pandora and Canadian Music
Pandora, the popular U.S. online music service filed for an initial public offering last week, provided new insight into hugely popular company that spends millions of dollars in copyright royalties. Pandora users listened to a billion hours of music in the last three months of 2010. Given U.S. laws, the […]
OC Transpo Backs Away From Open Data
OC Transpo has backed away from making GPS data available, expressing concern about potential lost revenues.
B.C. Court of Appeal Upholds Internet Ad Keyword Decision
The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court decision involving Google AdWords and claims of misleading keywords. I wrote about the decision last year.
TVO’s The Agenda on UBB
TVO’s The Agenda covered the usage based billing issue late last week. The debate is available here along with a commentary in support of overturning the CRTC decision.
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