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Tag: Internet
Driving artificial scarcity is not the way to effectively deploy 5G
VALENTIN PETKANTCHIN: Any gains in competition outweighed by higher spectrum costs, slower investment, and delayed deployment of 5G services (FREE)
Trudeau government needs to usher in a censorship reset
JAY GOLDBERG: The Trudeau government needs to listen to Canadians and rethink the government’s heavy-handed approach to internet regulation (FREE)
Ottawa’s plan to censor the internet is doomed
PHILIP PALMER: If adopted into law, this proposal would constitute the most illiberal legislation adopted by Parliament since the War Measures Act in 1914
Keep government out of the internet business
IAN MADSEN: A proposal to create a Crown corporation to provide high-speed internet service to rural and remote Manitoba communities would be another sinkhole for taxpayers (FREE)
Satellite breakthroughs will change internet delivery
RONALD RENNER: Emerging systems will shake up the traditional satellite industry and challenge terrestrial fibre-optic communications, and could put an end to the digital divide (FREE)
Eliminating the rural-urban divide, one internet connection at a time
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Many Canadians are fleeing cities only to realize how poorly serviced rural regions are in terms of internet access
In search of an American tax daddy for Canadian media
PETER MENZIES: The federal government is apparently preparing massive regulation of the Internet, pandering to the views of niche lobby groups
Finding the truth when the media has an agenda
GERRY CHIDIAC: The advent of 24-hour news channels and the full spectrum of views on the Internet haven’t resulted in a more informed population
Taking technological disruption to the next level
PAZ GOMEZ: 5G has the potential to leapfrog societies into more sophisticated business models and multiply jobs, and improve the quality of our lives
Pandemic drives need to boost rural wireless services
FRANK PENKALA: Where COVID-19 outbreaks happen in population-dense urban settings, people want to move. But they need services
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