The CRTC has reversed its long-held position that mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) aren’t entitled to wholesale access to wireless providers’ networks.
CRTC changes position on MVNOs, proposes mandated access
ISED confirms work on releasing more specific broadband mapping data
Monique Marcotte retiring from CBC
OTT video revenues comparable to conventional TV in 2017: CMR
‘Competition’ definition key to impact of new CRTC directive: experts
The new policy direction for the CRTC announced by the federal government Tuesday is a blunt message to the regulator to make some changes, but the extent to which it will lead to changes in policy depends on how “competition” is ultimately defined, according to former CRTC commissioners and a former chairman.
Cogeco selling Peer 1 data centre business for $720M
Gov’t trending toward requiring online platforms to remove content: Gould
Radio interference, 5G delays raised in new spectrum tier consult
BCE Inc., Shaw Communications Inc., and Quebecor Inc. are warning against a proposed new smaller spectrum licensing tier, while smaller players and other interested groups cheer on the idea and pitch their own ideas on how to draw up the new area sizes.
Ottawa proposes new consumer-focused policy direction for CRTC
‘Long slog’ to get ad registry ready for election, Facebook says
OTTAWA — Facebook Inc.’s head of public policy in Canada said the federal government hasn’t fully owned how “significant” an undertaking it is to require social media companies to compile a registry of political ads for the purposes of transparency.