CRTC’s complaints-based net neutrality regime won’t result in ‘any complaints at all,’ critics say
News | 01/22/2010 9:45 pm EST
Critics say the CRTC’s complaints-based regulatory approach to net neutrality is so complex, expensive, and cumbersome that they don’t expect “any complaints at all” against ISPs engaging in net throttling.
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