Canadian Regulator Assures Telecoms Dont Degrade Wholesale Customers Network Speed

1 September 2010, 9:14 pm

September 1, 2010 -- The government body that regulates and supervises broadcasting and telecommunications in Canada has ruled that large telephone companies must make their existing Internet access services available to alternate Internet service providers at speeds that match those offered to their own retail customers - and are allowed to charge ISPs a 10 percent premium on their own costs.... Read More »

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