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Efforts to lower roaming costs internationally as CRTC looks into roaming rates

News | 09/20/2013 4:15 pm EDT

In the Middle East and Africa, the expansion of pan-regional networks have eliminated the need to roam. In Asia, the spread of competing regional alliances offer reduced roaming rates across international boundaries. And in Europe, politicians seem ready to move on the threat of roaming regulation.

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