Neutering net neutrality
Friday, October 23rd, 2009
In its net neutrality decision, the CRTC says “throttling if necessary, but not necessarily throttling.”
Read the rest of this post »Business, Payroll, Employment Law, Internal Controls & You!
Monday, January 17th, 2011
The Anti-spam bill places restrictions on the type of unsolicited communications organizations can send. You will only be allowed to send commercial electronic messages if the recipient has given express or implied consent. A commercial electronic message is one whose purpose is “to encourage participation in a commercial activity”…
Read the rest of this post »Tags: Anti-spam bill, bill C-28, Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, commercial electronic message, consent, consent to send electronic messages, CRTC, ecommerce, electronic commerce, Electronic Commerce Protection Act, electronic communication, malware, McCarthy Tétrault, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents, PIPEDA, spam, spyware, unsolicited communications
Posted in Internal Controls, IT, Privacy and Security | Make a Comment »
Friday, October 23rd, 2009
In its net neutrality decision, the CRTC says “throttling if necessary, but not necessarily throttling.”
Read the rest of this post »Tags: bandwidth, Bell, CRTC, ISPs, net neutrality
Posted in Internal Controls, IT, Privacy and Security | Make a Comment »
Copyright © 2012 - First Reference | Entries (RSS) | Comments (RSS) | Twitter | Facebook
WordPress theme designed by
web design