A special article in today’s digital edition of The Globe and Mail highlights the impact of making high-speed internet available and accessible in rural communities, noting the benefits experienced in
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According to an article on FierceTelecom.com and Consumerist, consumers in the United States are experiencing the benefit of greater competition between service providers, as AT&T continues to lower the price
According to a recent article in the New York Times, American cable and satellite companies lost more than 600,000 subscribers in the second quarter of 2015, marking the biggest decline
Three recent articles, two by the CBC’s Zach Dubinsky (“Fast fibre-optic internet arrives in many small towns before big cities” and “Why super-fast internet may come from a company you’ve
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development – OECD had their 10th annual Rural Development Conference in May in Memphis, Tennessee. The background report released in conjunction with this conference
Earlier this spring, the SWIFT Steering Committee commissioned a third-party review at the request of the Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure. The review, conducted by Dr. Reza Rajabiun,
Late last week, the CRTC released its ruling on broadband competition (Decision 2015-326), which lays out the early foundation for the regulator’s plans to ensure that all Canadians have access
Results of a new poll released this month by the .CA Community Investment Program and Ipsos Reid shatter the myth that the Internet only matters to young people and points