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the blog - examines the world of telecom  and  technology  from  a distinctly Canadian perspective.

the person - lives in Toronto, CA with  his  wife  and  three children, and  works  as director of community with PlanetEye Inc.
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Re: Can Anyone Say "Telephone Price War"?
by Anonymous
Given that the companies competing are the same companies that run our unregulated cellphone and cable companies, no price war will break out. The companies will simply find more creative ways to market you more crap you don't need for a higher price. Just look at cell phones. 3 year contracts, hidden service fees, ridiculous hours to get your "evenings" savings. Air time that "expires". All to save 20 bucks on a Free MP3 email camera phone that only costs the company 10 bucks in the first place. Or cable companies, they take all the decent channels away from the basic packages so you've got virtually no choice but to pay for "digital high definition" I'm sorry, I've never onced sat down in front of my 200 dollar T.V. and said this picture quality just won't do. Most of the time the programming just sucks. If there were other companies involved I would say we have a chance at fair and open competition. However given the history of the Bell/telus/rogers and the massive profits they are making from their cellphones, Who's gunna get screwed......you the consumer.
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