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: ZeroPaidCanada - Net Neutrality Rally Expected on Parliament Hill
By DrewWilson
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There's no shortage of coverage on the Bell Canada case. Now Canadians are planning on a huge network neutrality rally on the grounds of parliament hill.
Network neutrality in the last few months has stormed its way into the headlines. While the issue has already gone from the headlines to demands with the CRTC, now there's word that there is a rally being organized on the 27th this month.
The group organizing this rally is also organizing transportation for some to help others attend the event.
Full post as published by ZeroPaid on May 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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