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CRTC与通讯业的大资本家穿一条裤子，保护垄断集团利益，反对商业竞争。CRTC曾于2009年禁止有外资背景的公司进入加拿大通讯业，不许Globalive （Wind Mobile）等手机通讯公司在加拿大开展业务，后来，被加拿大联邦政府的工业部长所干预，overrule了CRTC的决定。昨天，一位联邦法院的法官 (Roger Hughes) 又宣布取消联邦工业部的overrule， 但为防止发生市场骚乱，给了45天的延缓执行期。Wind Mobile可能会在45天后被强迫中止业务，并被赶出加拿大市场？
这个法官判决与CRTC以及UBB的事情有什么联系？联邦工业部长刚信誓旦旦的扬言要与消费者站在一起，反对垄断，鼓励竞争，让消费者有所选择，要再次推翻CRTC的UBB决定。但话音刚刚落地，第二天，联邦政府就被联邦法院打一闷棍。,不早也不晚，应该不是巧合吧？
另外，注意到加拿大的媒体似乎也分了派别。Global & Maill似乎站在消费者立场，而Ottawa Citizen却屁股坐在Bell, Rogers等大垄断商一边为推行UBB背书。。。
消费者和小ISP能玩得过大资本家和商业巨头？
显然，一起商业纠纷已经演变成一场政治风暴。三大政党都跳进来了，请愿和游行示威也开始了。。。
Court overturns Ottawa’s decision to approve Globalive wireless launch
By Andrew Mayeda, Postmedia News February 5, 2011
OTTAWA — The Harper government has suffered a blow to its efforts to actively shape the country's telecommunications sector, after a federal judge quashed the government's decision to overrule regulators and approve the launch of wireless services by Globalive.
In a decision released Friday, Federal Court Justice Roger Hughes ruled the government overstepped its bounds under Canada's telecom law when it overruled the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission in the fall of 2009.
The judge also put in place a 45-day stay of judgment in order to avoid turmoil, meaning Globalive — which operates the wireless brand Wind Mobile — can continue operating for now.
Read more: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/C...+Globalive+wireless+launch/4226532/story.html
这个法官判决与CRTC以及UBB的事情有什么联系？联邦工业部长刚信誓旦旦的扬言要与消费者站在一起，反对垄断，鼓励竞争，让消费者有所选择，要再次推翻CRTC的UBB决定。但话音刚刚落地，第二天，联邦政府就被联邦法院打一闷棍。,不早也不晚，应该不是巧合吧？
另外，注意到加拿大的媒体似乎也分了派别。Global & Maill似乎站在消费者立场，而Ottawa Citizen却屁股坐在Bell, Rogers等大垄断商一边为推行UBB背书。。。
消费者和小ISP能玩得过大资本家和商业巨头？
显然，一起商业纠纷已经演变成一场政治风暴。三大政党都跳进来了，请愿和游行示威也开始了。。。
Court overturns Ottawa’s decision to approve Globalive wireless launch
By Andrew Mayeda, Postmedia News February 5, 2011
OTTAWA — The Harper government has suffered a blow to its efforts to actively shape the country's telecommunications sector, after a federal judge quashed the government's decision to overrule regulators and approve the launch of wireless services by Globalive.
In a decision released Friday, Federal Court Justice Roger Hughes ruled the government overstepped its bounds under Canada's telecom law when it overruled the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission in the fall of 2009.
The judge also put in place a 45-day stay of judgment in order to avoid turmoil, meaning Globalive — which operates the wireless brand Wind Mobile — can continue operating for now.
Read more: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/C...+Globalive+wireless+launch/4226532/story.html
