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Canada’s CRTC Opens Fibre Networks of Large ISPs to Smaller Competitors

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The Canadian regulator CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) has decided to extend the fiber networks of large ISPs (Internet

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Consumer Groups Support EchoStar’s 5G Construction Extension

Broadband Breakfast

is a small, family-owned telecommunications company that provide residential, small business and enterprise consumers with fiber-optic Internet, telephone and television services across 14 rural Vermont villages. VTel, based in Springfield, Vt.,

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Digital Infrastructure Investment 2024: 'All-in' on Open Access

Broadband Breakfast

In additional to major players entering the market, existing open access entities are thriving, as more cities and regions are committing to open access. The promise is greater innovation and competition, and easy entrance into the market for some. Their network provides blazingly fast Internet speeds, phone, and television services.

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Canadian Big Telecom is Crushing Independent ISPs

Broadband Breakfast

Next week, when the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) releases its latest decision in this ongoing regulatory battle, more ISPs could be forced out. That argument might make sense in a true free market. But Canada’s telecom sector isn’t a free market.

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Understanding VoIP Regulatory Compliance – An Overview for Carriers

VoIP Review

Universal Service Fund (USF) contributions – Dictates the contributions that carriers must make to the USF, which supports telecommunications services in underserved and rural areas. The above are only two of the many global regulatory bodies.

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9 Good Reasons to Have a VoIP Canada Phone Number in 2024

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The Benefits of a VoIP Canada Phone Number VoIP in Canada is regulated by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to ensure quality and reliability. It provides businesses with a robust alternative to traditional phone services. Getting a VoIP Canada phone number is easier than you think.

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No Permission Needed: Unlicensed Spectrum, Wi-Fi, and America’s Competitive Advantage

Broadband Breakfast

The process for allocating spectrum from the federal government to non-governmental use can include congressional authorization, spectrum identification by an agency such as the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, and a Federal Communications Commission auction of the allocated spectrum.

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