CRTC to look at how Internet traffic is managed

[Jamon Camisso]

Michael Lauzon wrote:
> Here are the public hearing details:
> 
> 2008-19 Public Hearing Details
> 
> Monday, 6 July 2009
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 1. Sandvine Incorporated
> 2. Juniper Networks
> 
> Panel
> 
> 3. National Union
> 4. Union des consommateurs
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 5. Public Interest Advocacy Centre
> Tuesday, 7 July2009
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 6. Open Internet Coalition
> 7. Zip.ca
> 8. Canadian Conference of the Arts
> 9. Canadian Independent Record Production Association
> 
> Panel
> 
> 10. Jason Roks
> 11. Norm Friesen
> 12. Vaxination Informatique (Jean-Francois Mezei)
> 
> Wednesday, 8 July 2009
> 
> Panel
> 
> 13. Independent Film and Television Alliance
> 14. Canadian Film & Television Production Association
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 15. Score Media
> 16. Council of Canadians with Disabilities and ARCH Disability Law Centre
> 17 Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists
> 18. Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic on behalf of
> Campaign for Democratic Media
> 
> Thursday, 9 July 2009
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 19. Canadian Association of Internet Providers
> 20. Coalition of Internet Service Providers
> 21. Cybersurf
> 22. Execulink Telecom
> 23. Rip.net
> 
> Friday, 10 July 2009
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 24. Quebecor Media, on behalf of Videotron ltée
> 25. MTS Allstream
> 26. Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc.
> 27. Cogeco Cable Inc.
> 28. Barrett Xplore Inc.
> 
> Monday, 13 July 2009
> 
> Appearing individually
> 
> 29. Rogers Communications Inc.
> 30. Telus Communications Company
> 31. Shaw Communications Inc.
> 32. Bell Aliant Communications Partnership and Bell Canada

Great that all the big players who shape/throttle get to speak last.
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