“Everyone makes mistakes” appears to be the rather banal lesson from Canada this week, as Industry Canada got caught with its hand in the Wikipedia copyright cookie jar and the Canadian anti-throttling forces screwed up the difference between kilobits and kilobytes in official regulatory filings. Oops.
In a separate proceeding, both Bell Canada and the Canadian Association of Internet Providers have filed detailed responses to Canadian regulators about Bell's P2P throttling plan. Bell argues that its deep packet inspection-based…
