CIPPIC has made a submission on behalf of the Campaign for Democratic Media (“CDM”) and in support of the “SaveOurNet.ca” coalition that is currently forming around issues including that raised by CAIP in this proceeding.

The Campaign for Democratic Media (CDM) today calls upon the CRTC to initiate a public proceeding to examine the discriminatory traffic-shaping policies of Canada’s facilities-based Internet Service Providers. CDM issued the call in a submission to the CRTC in support of the Canadian Alliance of Internet Service Provider’s (CAIP) application to have Bell cease and desist from its throttling of P2P internet traffic.

See the press release:
http://saveournet.ca/content/groups-ask-crtc-public-proceeding-examining...

Download the submission:
http://saveournet.ca/content/groups-ask-crtc-public-proceeding-examining...