NID not necessary for telephone service
News | November 12, 2007
The CRTC has yet to resolve a nearly two-year-old dispute between Bell Canada and Quebecor Media Inc. subsidiary Vidéotron ltée, but it has ruled that the network interconnection device (NID) – a box that connects the home to the telephone network – doesn't need to be installed in all residential premises.
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