There is insufficient evidence Rogers Communications Inc.‘s pandemic-driven internet traffic management policy (ITMP) disproportionally affects wholesale end users, but at the same time the company must disclose more information about the practice in order to comply with regulatory requirements, the CRTC rules in a decision released Monday.
by Todd Hofley, vice-president, Policy and Communications, Beanfield Like many industries, telecommunications has its share of good and bad behaviour. Good, from Beanfield’s perspective, means...
The CRTC has determined that online services that offer podcasts and social media services must register with the commission under its new regime, but individual users who use those services do not....
BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. reiterated their concerns around the CRTC’s ongoing review of the wholesale high-speed access framework, warning regulators of the delicate balance between access rates and...
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