Monthly Archives: July 2011

Elizabeth May and Wi-Fi

Posted on July 28, 2011 by François Caron

Originally posted on July 28, 2011. Last updated February 14, 2012. September 12 2011 update: Pretty River Academy, a private kindergarten/grade 12 school located in Collingwood, Ontario, has banned Wi-Fi from their premises, basing their decision on the same flawed … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Technology | Tagged cancer, elizabeth may, frequency, health, radio, risks, spectrum, tin foil hat, waves, wi-fi, wifi | 5 Comments

Unofficial Video Rebuttal to CRTC 2011-77

Posted on July 19, 2011 by François Caron

Or “billing by the byte might be illegal” Also available in written form on The Mark News. This is an unofficial video rebuttal to Telecom Notice of Consultation CRTC 2011-77 – Review of billing practices for wholesale residential high-speed access … Continue reading →

Posted in Large Corporations, Regulatory, Videos | Tagged 2011-77, billing by the byte, congestion, crtc, data, rebuttal, ubb, unreliable, usage-based billing, video | Leave a comment

Why I’m Not Participating

Posted on July 13, 2011 by François Caron

On July 11, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission — the CRTC — began hearings on Telecom Notice of Consultation 2011-77, a review of the future billing practices for wholesale residential high-speed access services. In other words, the Commission is … Continue reading →