We're not endorsing internet throttling: CRTC

[Meng Cheah]

Amazing admission, try this with your boss :-)

http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/11/20/tech-crtcqna.html

Leonard Katz, the CRTC's vice-chairman, discussed the decision and the 
upcoming proceeding with CBCNews.ca:

*CBCNews.ca:* The [Canadian Association of Internet Providers] and its 
members have complained that they weren't notified in October that the 
decision would be delayed, or that a ruling was coming on Thursday. Can 
you shed any light on why weren't they notified in advance of either event?

*Katz:* None at all. I don't know what the timelines are. Usually the 
commission makes a decision and it goes to the lawyers and writers to 
craft the decision. Then we're told when it goes out and we put together 
the appropriate machinery to get it out the door. I have no idea who was 
notified, when they were notified or who was given advance notice or 
not. I would think we treat everybody the same. No idea at all.


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