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Feds Promise Lower Internet Fees in Wake of Rogers–Shaw Takeover - Vimarsana News

Feds Promise Lower Internet Fees in Wake of Rogers–Shaw Takeover

After the approval of Rogers acquiring rival Shaw, the federal government promised it will bring in legislation to ...

The Rogers-Shaw deal is done. What happens next for Canadian consumers, telecom - Vimarsana News

The Rogers-Shaw deal is done. What happens next for Canadian consumers, telecom

The merger of Rogers and Shaw is complete. Here’s what the deal means for the future of Canada’s telecom industry and your phone bills.

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The Rogers-Shaw deal is done. What happens next for Canadian consumers, telecom - National - Vimarsana News

The Rogers-Shaw deal is done. What happens next for Canadian consumers, telecom - National

The merger of Rogers and Shaw is complete. Here's what the deal means for the future of Canada's telecom industry and your phone bills.

iTWire - Commpete welcomes ACCC inquiry into telecom competition - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Commpete welcomes ACCC inquiry into telecom competition

Commpete, an alliance of Australian challenger telecommunication companies, has welcomed the announcement of an ACCC inquiry into telecommunications c...

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Canadian telecoms regulator's latest ruling spells 'dark period' for smaller operators - Vimarsana News

Canadian telecoms regulator's latest ruling spells 'dark period' for smaller operators

Two recent decisions by Canada's telecom regulator are freezing out competition in the country's highly concentrated industry, critics argue, making it even harder to bring down prices for mobile and internet service. For years, Canadian consumers have complained about high cellular bills, which rank among the steepest in the world, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government has threatened to take action if the providers failed to cut bills by 25%. On Thursday the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) ruled that it would not significant...

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