CRTC

Otherwise the CRTC is abdicating its responsibility to Canadian people and putting us on a path towards a more closed Internet defined by the interests of big telecom companies.

Boing Boing 2008

The morning crew makes me wish I was deaf and throw in CRTC control and we are in fact stuck with Ms. Myles and newer Canadian content like (insert Canadian artist here).

Alannah Myles, we wish you the best in your future endeavours Tyler 2009

The CRTC is a sick sham, staffed by shills and ex (and even current) employees of the incumbent duopoly of Bell and Rogers.

Bell Canada throttling, DPI fight isn’t over 2009

The CRTC is the first to get criticized when it gets things wrong (or does nothing at all), but deserves praise when it gets things right.

CRTC: hands off the Net 2009

The CRTC is providing flexibility and new tools, but there will be pressure from those who are still looking in the rear view mirror.

Going Head to Head with Global Giants in the Digital Playground 2000

The CRTC is proceeding with licences for a related technology called MMDS.

The Canadian Telecommunications Industry and Satellite TV in Canada 1997

The CRTC is currently evaluating ways to accomplish this and our company is actively supporting these initiatives.

Bringing the Benefits of Competition to Canadians 1996

This being said, I recognize that the CRTC is not the only player in the game.

The Building Blocks of a Strong Canadian Telecommunications Industry 1993

The CRTC is not silly or presumptuous enough to want to impose on the creative people its own ideas about what is good or bad programming.

Broadcasting in the Nineties: New Balances, New Perspectives 1990

The CRTC is an independent, arms-length agency, and you may have heard my predecessors and me making that point pretty pungently in recent years.

Broadcasting in the Nineties: New Balances, New Perspectives 1990