Monday, February 21, 2011

It appears as if metering the Internet in Canada is temporarily on hold!
Enough people registered their complaint against this strategy by the large Internet service providers and we're successful for the time being Well done Canada!

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

ANOTHER CHANCE TO SAVE THE INTERNET

 The CRTC just announced they will reexamine metered billing practices. They are seeking public input right now! This is a huge opportunity to stop Internet metering, and to ensure Canadians have access to an unlimited Internet.

Please take a moment to send the CRTC a message here: http://openmedia.ca/crtc

OpenMedia.ca asked Canadians to send Ottawa a message about Internet metering, and wow did you ever respond – over 420,000 signed the petition!

The CRTC's move to review the imposition of billing practices through a public process is in direct response to our petition - they even cited the "public outcry". 

At the same time, we all know a Big Telecom-friendly compromise is being pushed behind closed doors.  To avoid another industry crafted solution we urgently need to send a message to the CRTC HERE.

We must sway the CRTC now to make our previous victories stick. If we don't convince the CRTC, all could be lost - all Internet users could face a metered Internet and pay up $4 per gigabyte! 

We’ve already moved politics in Canada and made it easy for politicians to champion the Internet. Let’s force the CRTC to do the same. 

http://openmedia.ca/crtc

We’ve come this far, let’s not stop now, 

~ The OpenMedia.ca team

Support this campaign by making a small donation to our Stop the Meter Fund at: http://openmedia.ca/drive (this donation will cost you a lot less than UBB)

SOURCES:

Strombo Talks Internet Metering

http://openmedia.ca/strombo

Vancouver Sun - How B.C. activists fought off the Internet billing plan

http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/activists+fought+Internet+billing+plan/4222362/story.html

Georgia Straight - Geek Speak: Lindsey Pinto, OpenMedia.ca

http://www.straight.com/article-373231/vancouver/geek-speak-lindsey-pinto-openmediaca

Globe And Mail - A metered Internet is a regulatory failure

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/opinion/a-metered-internet-is-a-regulatory-failure/article1881250

Canadians Just Became World's Biggest Internet Losers

http://thetyee.ca/Mediacheck/2011/01/26/InternetLosers/

TorrentFreak - Massive Protest Against Canadian Bandwidth Caps

http://torrentfreak.com/canadian-bandwidth-caps-110131/

CBC Visits OpenMedia.ca

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZSq5Gh0uo8

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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Like Don McLean's famous song the day the music died yesterday was the day the Internet died in Canada