A final reminder that hundreds are expected on Parliament Hill today for a rally in support of net neutrality. While I unfortunately won't be there due to a travel commitment, there are speakers from two political parties as well as many other net neutrality leaders. The CBC offers some advance […]
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Net Neutrality Rally on Parliament Hill
A reminder that there will be a net neutrality rally on Parliament Hill on May 27th. Details (including transportation information) at the site.
Bell Launches On-Demand Video Service
When Bell's throttling practices came to light earlier this year, I wrote the following in an assessing the competition concerns: The major ISPs claim that throttling is needed to ensure better quality of service to all customers, yet it also has a significant effect on the video marketplace. Cable and […]
NY Times on Net Neutrality
The NY Times runs an editorial supporting net neutrality legislation.
CRTC New Media Consultation
I'll have much to say about the CRTC's New Media consultation in the coming days – I think it holds the promise of addressing net neutrality and the danger of promoting unnecessary new Internet regulation in the form of online Canadian content requirements – but in the meantime the document […]
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