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: Michael Geist

Rogers Responds To CRTC Net Neutrality Concerns: No Need for Disclosure Changes

By Michael Geist

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Rogers has responded to the CRTC's concerns regarding its Internet traffic management disclosure policies. The company says that there is no need to update its disclosure practices regarding downstream traffic.  It further questions why Rogers is being singled out for changing its disclosure policies, arguing that while it is true that upload traffic shaping may impact download speeds in some applications, that is the responsibility of the application provider, not the ISP. The company does offer a minor modification to its disclosure statement.

Full post as published by Michael Geist on February 15, 2011 (boomark / email).

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