Oh there were a few files on that, 2011-173, and some follow-ups to that 765 decision like, »
crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2 ··· 0229.htmBut yeah, I saw Hivolt mention the "exclusives", thats why I chimed in that it was allowed. But it shouldn't cost less in terms of data costs. The financial ITMP was supposed to be uniform, not give an edge over whose content someone will watch.
BTW, Videotron does it more or less the same way.
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www.videotron.com/reside ··· t22400611) You have to buy a block of their Mobile-TV time at 10$ for 15-hrs per month (5-hrs are free per month). No clue how much data that is for a total of 20-hrs @10$.
2) The other block is 30-hrs for 15$/month (5 hrs are free).
If you surpass that time allocation in either package, they charge a flat rate of $1.50 per additional hour.
Again, I have no clue what usage this turns out to be.
If I use Videotrons mobile, would I pay 15$ if my kid watched 35-hrs of Netflix in a month?
On videotron it's 15$ for a 500-meg block.
So we have Bell, Rogers and Videotron doing it.
Anyone else?