Your Daily Digital Digest for Thursday, October 2, 2014
Your news links for today: Rogers to CRTC: $28 Million Spent Weekly to Maintain Network; Market is Competitive – iPhone in Canada CRTC in ‘strange’ bind: Ottawa has already set…
Your news links for today: Rogers to CRTC: $28 Million Spent Weekly to Maintain Network; Market is Competitive – iPhone in Canada CRTC in ‘strange’ bind: Ottawa has already set…
UnblockCanada_fbshare.jpg Tired of high wireless bills, Canadians want action from regulators to stop the Big Three blocking more affordable, independent wireless services October 2, 2014 – Following official confirmation that…
So remember that time that the government tried to pass a law that would grant telecoms immunity for handing Canadians’ private information over to government agencies without a warrant? And…
If we had a dollar for every ridiculous statement from Big Telecom PR reps, I’m quite sure OpenMedia wouldn’t ever need to fundraise again. Here’s the most recent example: at…
This June I joined the OpenMedia team as the Campaigns Coordinator for Free Expression. One of my first tasks was setting to work on the Our Digital Future report, a…
Why is the government trying to ram through a Bill that the Supreme Court has already deemed unconstitutional? Help us get the word out about this shameless Bill at https://openmedia.org/privacy/donate…
Your news links for today: Telus Warns CRTC: Overregulation Could Harm Wireless Industry Like in Europe – iPhone in Canada Canada cannot support 4th carrier; Telus – National Newswatch Mobilicity…
shameless_mackay.png Radio ads set to air in MacKay’s riding, as Gov’t prepares to ram Bill C-13 through House of Commons, despite opposition from tens of thousands of Canadians and a…
After the recent Netflix debacle, calls to abolish the CRTC rang out. Here’s why they may be premature. What do you think? Article by Peter Nowak for AlphaBeatic There’s never…
Was the CRTC grilling of Netflix all sound and fury signifying nothing? Article by Michael Lewis for The Star The federal telecom regulator may be backing away from a high-stakes…
Your news links for today: CRTC hears Canada’s Big Three telecoms distorting market by charging small rivals exorbitant rates – Financial Post Competition Bureau to CRTC: High Rates Charged by…
Could the CRTC really go after Netflix? What do you think about the way this debate has been shaping up? Article by Barrie McKenna for the Globe and Mail So…
When we heard we had been invited to meet with senior White House decision-makers about the future of the open Internet, we dropped everything to arrange flights, hotels, and everything…
Thanks to Canadians speaking out, Stephen Harper has finally been forced to respond to concerns about out-of-control government spying. But he still hasn’t come clean about how many Canadians have…
Your news links for today: CRTC hearing on wholesale wireless service begins today, lasts all week – Mobile Syrup CRTC: Wireless Entrants Grow Market Share to 10% in 2013 –…
With cell phone prices soaring in Canada, could this be the solution to our wireless woes? Article by Claire Brownell for Financial Post Cogeco Inc. has a grand vision for…
Tough talk abounds at the Future of TV hearings, but can the CRTC really tax Netflix or demand their subscriber information? Article by Claire Brownell for the Financial Post The…
Netflix has refused to disclose subscriber information to the CRTC, and have been rewarded with overwhelming support on social media. Article by the CBC Netflix is refusing to turn over…
Your news links for today: Canada’s Cogeco eyes wireless service, seeks regulator’s help – Reuters Cogeco would become wireless carrier if CRTC lets small players piggyback on Big Telcos –…
Does anyone else get a burning sensation in their pocket when paying their wireless bills? You have Big Telecom to thank for that. Article by The Huffington Post A little…