Shaping Canadian Web Access Revisited
Slaw, March 31, 2008
By Connie Crosby
Last week Simon Fodden caught all of us up on the issue of “throttling” of web access by Bell Canada that broke in the news in his post, When It All Goes Peer Shaped. This issue has continued to be the talk of the tech industry all week with no indication of letting up.
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