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I like to keep an eye on things around Net Neutrality, but I will certainly leave it to the experts to put forth some thoughts and opinions about the recent CRTC Decision on this issue. CRTC Sets Net Neutrality Framework But Leaves Guarantees More Complaints Michael Geist Wednesday October 21, 2009 The CRTC’s net neutrality [...]

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Important issue here, folks. Thanks to a recent CRTC decision, we could see fewer choices of Internet service providers, higher prices, and slower speeds. Check out Competitivebroadband.com. You can: Join the movement Read the background on the issue as well as the Top 10 reasons the decision should be reversed Write a letter (your own [...]

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This is a straight-up copy of the NDP’s Press Release. New Democrats introduce net neutrality bill Fri 29 May 2009 Time to Protect Canada’s Innovation Agenda is Now – Angus OTTAWA— New Democrat Digital Affairs Critic Charlie Angus (Timmins—James Bay) has moved to get the issue of Net Neutrality onto the political agenda in Ottawa. [...]

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Another chance to get your voice heard on Net Neutrality! The CRTC is “gather[ing] views on Internet traffic management practices” through an online consultation (run by Nanos Research). It is part of Telecom Public Notice CRTC 2008-19, launched in November 2008. The deadline for you to participate is at the end of this month, April [...]

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You’ve got a few more days to get your thoughts to the CRTC on Net Neutrality. If you don’t know what it is or why it’s important, I’ve got a few posts tagged with net-netrality that give some basics, or you can check out some of these fine folks below. * * * Telecom Public [...]

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