Entropia said:Jesus Fucking Christ.
He just asked a question. No need to get angry.
Entropia said:Jesus Fucking Christ.
dream said:The media's coverage of this has been...uh...lacking, to say the least. Nothing on CTV's tech section. CBC has a brief synopsis buried under headlines about will.I.am joining Intel. Nothing at all on Global's site.
The lack of transparency with our media is unreal.
dream said:The media's coverage of this has been...uh...lacking, to say the least. Nothing on CTV's tech section. CBC has a brief synopsis buried under headlines about will.I.am joining Intel. Nothing at all on Global's site.
The lack of transparency with our media is unreal.
DAMNIT! It's only downtown!LCfiner said:I'm just out of the zone for their 24 mbps ADSL2+ service but from what I see, it looks like a very tempting switch for me to make (with the dry loop service) once it's available in my area.
expy said:DAMNIT! It's only downtown!![]()
LakeEarth said:I wrote my MP. Hope that does something.
TouchMyBox said:I turned on one of my computers today and didn't touch a thing... It downloaded 700 MB.
dream said:I still can't believe the lack of representation we, the public, have when it comes to regulatory decisions like this.
And there won't be a public outcry because no one outside of hardcore internet users will even know it happened.Tiktaalik said:I would expect that if there was enough public outcry and this became a political issue then there would be the possibility that government of the day could become involved and the CRTC could be overruled.
user friendly said:So just to be clear, will the monthly charges will go down as well and I'm assuming the only choices will be speed? 25GB is such an unbelievable pisstake.
Decado said:I'm on Rogers. So the same thing is coming down the line in a a few months...are there any alternatives?
Also...how does that impact your packages? Do you still pay the same price for your 60gb or 100gb packages (if you are, or are not, tied into a deal)?
Zizbuka said:???????????????
Is that canadian? Translate please.
LakeEarth said:And there won't be a public outcry because no one outside of hardcore internet users will even know it happened.
It kind of has to though. I mean, I pay $45 for crap right now but if I we're on the ultimate package surely this 25GB cap subscription would be a cheaper flat rate than the $99 for the ultimate package.6.8 said:lol... i only wish. won't happen though.
Check here.irfan said:How much is unlimited at Rogers with a 10M plan?
plainr_ said:Christ. Hope this trend doesn't reach the US.
It'll probably be like $1-$2 per gig over the cap, which is where they plan on making the money in this crime.EvilMario said:I'm assuming there will be plans that exceed the 25gb for a huge cost, or is 25gb the dead set cap?
Does this affect cable as well? Teksavvy does offer cable which is lightning quick.
What about businesses? How does this affect them? Can I run a business line into my apartment? I'd pay $120 per month for unlimited cap and better speeds.
Lard said:And just as the CRTC grants UBB service....
http://www.cbc.ca/politics/story/2011/01/26/flaherty-budget.html
Corporate taxes go *down*.
I need to get the fuck out of this useless gobshite of a country.
Twilight Princess said:apparently(?), grandfathered plans will be fine, as long as you signed up before 2007.
Spike said:The CRTC has also, in this ruling, given Bell the right to raise our grandfathered accounts amounts twice a year in order to force us to move over to their UBB accounts.
Too bad TV/Internet/Home Phone/Cell Phone services aren't a competitive market at all.Kifimbo said:I actually don't have a problem with lower taxes...When companies make profits because they are the best in a competitive market. Not some kind of oligarchy.
gcubed said:25gb? That can't be real
careful said:I don't know if this is true, but I read here that the cap will be 60 in Quebec:
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/remark,25292515
Still fucking bullshit law. The mainstream media need to get on Bell's ass for this.
EvilMario said:I'm assuming there will be plans that exceed the 25gb for a huge cost, or is 25gb the dead set cap?
Does this affect cable as well? Teksavvy does offer cable which is lightning quick.
What about businesses? How does this affect them? Can I run a business line into my apartment? I'd pay $120 per month for unlimited cap and better speeds.