Still fighting against telco's limiting other ISP

William Muriithi william.muriithi-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org
Mon Sep 28 16:14:30 UTC 2009


> A case could be made that Sympatico be completely severed from Bell,
> with Bell providing only the pairs to them on the same basis as they
> would any other ISP.  At the moment there is a lot to be concerned about
> in the telecom world in Canada, as the CRTC appears to be favouring the
> major incumbents at the expense of competition.  Net neutrality is
> another critical area that comes to mind.

Well said James. I saw an article on Globe and Mail this weekend where
CRTC is actually opposing Globalive entry to Canada's telecom market.
Apparently, there is a Canadian law  that prohibit foreign companies
from owning telcom companies in Canada.  That would be okay if
Canadian Telcom companies are working toward Canada's well being, but
to me, that seems not to be the case.

The odd thing though is its CRTC who are opposed to the idea. Could
understand it if it was Rogers or Bell who do not like the idea. How
is CRTC officials elected?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalive

Regards,

William

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