musings from a new legal apparatus.
No legal action yet, but you can bet political careers are about to end, and the CRTC, Canada’s telecommunications department, will lose in the latest attempt by the telecommunications oligopoly in Canada.
Because people are starting to rent less DVDs, watch less TV, and increasing their bandwidth use to watch online movies, TV, youtubes, the big companies want their billions in revenue through a different means. Continue reading “Stop Metered Internet in Canada”
Seems as though the rules have changed if you’re a nerd in Idaho. The number of schools who can participate in a program that will permit students who graduate early access to scholarships. before there was a cap on the number of schools that could participate per district. Because the low number of participating schools lawmakers have eliminated that rule. So you can now, if you have smart students in your school, participate in a program that will permit advanced students a chance to get a chunk of change for their college years.
No word on how many schools have these types of studious teens….
Coming up to a newstand near you will be the heated debate on data.
You know the stuff, data in your cell phone, bandwidth for your internet.
There are two major issues coming to the forefront.
The first has to do with erroneous billing practices by ATT . Continue reading “Metered Data is a HUGE legal issue”