Primus Communications has jumped into the CAIP – Bell throttling case, filing a submission in support of CAIP. The Primus submission, which deals only with the question of interim relief (a fuller submission will come later), argues that the CRTC should grant CAIP’s request for an interim order directing Bell […]
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