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ITPA wants CRTC to lighten regulations on small incumbent phone companies - The Wire Report
The small incumbent carriers argue that the CRTC's regulations are no longer relevant, given that their market dominance has shrunk due to increased national wireless competition. The post ITPA wants CRTC to lighten regulations on small incumbent phone companies appeared first on The Wire Report.
Small providers want emancipation from landline price regulation
By Ahmad Hathout Small landline service providers are asking the CRTC to forbear from regulating the wireline voice service in their operating territories because they say it is getting harder for them to compete on regulated rates when alternatives exist. The Independent Telecommunications Providers Association (ITPA), a trade group representing those providers, filed an application... Read more »
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