CRTC Ruling Not the Last Word on Net Neutrality
Toronto Star, November 24, 2008
By Michael Geist
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission issued its ruling on Internet throttling. The decision to permit Bell's throttling practices is a disappointment to advocates of Net Neutrality, However, the commission made a clear commitment to addressing the issue of Net Neutrality in July 2009.
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