Freezenet’s Official Podcast: March 2021: Who Needs Some Real Competition? Drew Wilson | April 16, 2021 In the 29th episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “Who Needs Some Real Competition?”, we take a look at the news and reviews we covered in March 2021.
Academics and Experts Agree: Rogers Shaw Deal is a Bad Deal for Canadians Drew Wilson | April 13, 2021 Opposition to the Rogers Shaw deal is growing. Academics and experts are both coming forward to highlight what a rotten deal it is for Canadians.
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.
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.
Shaw Joins Bell in Calling for Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | December 6, 2017 Just days after Bell’s plan to censor the Internet was exposed, new details are emerging that says Shaw is joining the call to censor the Internet. The caveat here is that Shaw wants court oversight.
Price War Gets Ugly – Shaw Sues Competing ISP Drew Wilson | August 25, 2009 For many in a particular area of Vancouver, it was the deal of a lifetime. High definition TV, phone and high speed internet connection for $9.95 a month. The problem? A small ISP by the name of Novus is also in the area trying to sell the exact same thing. In response to Shaw’s price, …
