CNET reports on the Minneapolis approach to municipal wifi that will cover a 59 square mile network by the end of the month.
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Rogers Broadband: New Caps But No New Transparency
Earlier today, I spoke to representatives from Rogers, who advised that they are implementing new caps and fees for broadband customers. In letters going out this week, the company will advise that their "Express" service will have a 60 GB monthly cap with an overage charge of $2 per GB […]
Canadian Spectrum Auction Bidders
Industry Canada has the complete list, Canadian Press offers an overview, while the National Post has extensive coverage of some of the major players here, here, and here.
Moore on Brunet
Christopher Moore blogs about Claude Brunet's keynote at the Access Copyright annual meeting. While I obviously strongly disagree with the characterization of the Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook group, Moore's emphasis on contract rather than copyright is an important issue that is too often overlooked.
Katz on Collectives
University of Toronto law prof Ariel Katz embarks on an important research project on copyright collectives.
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Ignoring the Warning Signs: Why Did the Canadian Government Dismiss the Trade Risks of a Digital Services Tax? 
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