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Here's the link:

»support.bell.ca/en-on/Mo ··· rbo_Hub


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»www.p2pnet.net/story/17461

Bell will ‘let’ people use the service — for $5 a month.

"Bell uses Intelligent Policy Manager (IPM) from Unipier which, boasts the company, will, “empower mobile operators to successfully manage their service portfolio by employing solutions for content offers and bundling, mobile advertising, viral marketing & recommendations, access control, and user privacy.”

Will they allow the use of 3rd party applications obtainable for free?

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»www.p2pnet.net/story/170 ··· -798883

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»www.michaelgeist.ca/cont ··· 05/125/

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»www.wellingtonfund.com/b ··· erally/

"Users of free GPS mapping applications (such as Google Maps or even the included Blackberry Maps application by RIM) will see the time required to establish a GPS lock increase to 2-10 minutes, up from the typical 15-20 seconds usually experienced. Additionally, there is some speculation that the resolution of GPS data will also be reduced to a 1-2.5km range as opposed to the existing 10-25m accuracy currently provided"

"This is all but guaranteed when you rig the system such that no other application (free or otherwise) has equal access to the freely-available GPS signals floating through the air."

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»www.crtc.gc.ca/public/pa ··· 665.pdf

in a surprse turn of events, Telus sides with PIAC and lays blame of the CRTC throttling proceedings mess soley on Bell. Furthermore, Telus sides with PIAC that Bell should be the sole entity liable for costs.

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»www.crtc.gc.ca/public/pa ··· 234.PDF

CIPPIC, on behalf of the Campaign for Democratic Media, filed with the CRTC in support of PIAC and CAIP for the battle of who is going to pay in these throttling proceedings.

CIPPIC states:

"It was only one party’s actions –Bell’s – at issue in this proceeding. The Campaign for Democratic Media opposed Bell’s position and supported CAIP’s in its entirety.

Accordingly, Bell, and not CAIP, should be responsible for any costs awarded the Campaign for Democratic Media."

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PIAC to Bell... PAY UP since you started this.

»www.crtc.gc.ca/public/pa ··· 392.PDF

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), as counsel for Consumers Council of Canada (CCC) and National Anti-Poverty Organization (NAPO) has replied to CAIP's CRTC submission, and to Bells submission.

In PIAC's CRTC submission, which in in reply to Bell for accusing CAIP of being the instigators of the throttling mess who should be financially held responsible, PIAC says (in brief):

The Consumer Groups submit that since only one party’s actions, Bell’s, were in issue and since the Consumer Groups opposed Bell’s position and supported CAIP’s in its entirety, that the appropriate apportionment for liability for costs is only to Bell.

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»www.p2pnet.net/story/16962

New CAIP vs Bell Canada battle

-This article contains the missing CAIP filing on the CRTC's website.

In this p2pnet we see Bell slam CAIP as the cause and instigaters of the "throttling" proceeding before the CRTC that has thrust Canada and the CRTC into a neutrality debate as well.

»www.p2pnet.net/story/16962

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full article @: »www.p2pnet.net/story/16643

"The whole thing is run like a joke. There is no acocuntability. A rep could upgrade you to the highest tier without even talking to you in order to get his commsion, and you would NOT be able to get out of the charges."

"If the rep put in notes how its meant to look, your paying up."

"And dont get me started on how they asked us to handle questions about p2p throttling."

"As a Canadian I am awfuly ashamed of Bell."

“How did they ask you to handle questions about p2p throttling?” - I asked.

They, “essentially said to deny deny deny,” he said »»»

We could not say “throttle” or “traffic shaping”

Continued....

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»www.p2pnet.net/story/16560

While Bell Canada launched a frontal assault on the wholesale competition by forcibly throttling customers, it’s now opened two new assault lines aimed at back-dooring wholesale business models and opening another anti-competitive fight that could see all wholesalers customers not only throttled, but limited to only 2-gigs to 60-gigs per month.

[snip...]

No more unlimited internet.

No more unique business models from ISP’s such as Teksavvy, Acanac, Electronic Box, et al.

With this move Bell will effectively turn all wholesale ISP’s into mini-Bells.

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