| 04 February, 2012 | Last updated 1 days 6 hours 10 minutes ago |
On mobile, broadband pricing, U.K. knocks out Canada, every timeAugust 13, 2010 - 4:41pm — Stefan Dubowski
It comes down to competition. At least, that’s the reason experts cite when they explain why Canada’s communication services persistently cost more than those in the U.K. According to the CRTC’s annual statistical report, released late last month, Canada’s average wireless service price per month in 2009 was $52, much higher than the U.K. ($33) but lower than the U.S. ($61). Purchase this articleContact Ryan O'Neill at 613-232-5952 ext. 222 or roneill@thewirereport.ca You will receive our Headline Bulletin twice each week, with hotlinks to comprehensive news coverage and analysis of Canada’s communications industry. Already a subscriber? Click here to log-in and view this article. |
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