Canadian Minister Highlights Competition Concerns Over Rogers Shaw Merger Drew Wilson | April 6, 2021 Concerns over the Rogers Shaw buyout continue to mount. Canadian Innovation Minister, Francois-Philippe Champagne has added his voice.
Study: Canadians Pay Highest or Almost Highest Cell Phone Rates in the World Drew Wilson | April 2, 2021 Canadians pay among the highest rates in the world. New research is backing up this observation with analysis that studies several countries.
Rogers Grilled At Hearing By MPs Over Rogers Shaw Merger Bid Drew Wilson | April 1, 2021 As the Rogers Shaw deal moves ahead, more questions are being raised about what it means for ISP and wireless competition in Canada.
Wind Mobile Founder Says Rogers Shaw Deal Will Hurt Competition Drew Wilson | March 25, 2021 More and more are coming out to oppose the Rogers Shaw Deal. Anthony Lacavera, founder of Wind Mobile, says the deal hurts competition in Canada.
Canadians Flood Competition Bureau to Denounce Rogers Shaw Merger Drew Wilson | March 19, 2021 Outlets aren’t saying where Canadians sit on this, but indications suggest that Canadians are opposing the Shaw Rogers merger at the Competition Bureau.
Rogers Seeks to Buy Shaw for $26 Billion, Reducing Competition Further Drew Wilson | March 16, 2021 Canada’s ISP and wireless industry could be inching closer to a monopoly. Rogers is hoping to buy Shaw for $26 Billion, alarming observers.
US ISPs Lose Court Bid to Skirt Network Neutrality Laws in California Drew Wilson | February 26, 2021 A new court ruling says that California can enforce network neutrality laws. It is seen as a loss for major US ISPs who have been fighting this.
Government Orders ISPs to Censor Lawyers for Liberty Website Drew Wilson | January 25, 2020 Lawyers for Liberty has officially been blocked by the Singapore government. The block was ordered under local “falsehood” laws.
Internet Censorship Creep Expands in Canada Without Court Oversight Drew Wilson | January 12, 2020 Canadian internet censorship has expanded for the first time since the GoldTV ruling. Independent ISPs were also told to shut up about it too.
RIAA Wins $1 Billion Judgment Against Cox for Copyright Infringement Drew Wilson | December 20, 2019 A US jury has awarded the RIAA a $1 Billion fine against US ISP Cox. The ISP is blamed for copyright infringement activity of its users.
