Threat to net neutrality also threatens Canadian startups, says founder

It would eliminate the Internet conduct rule, also introduced in 2015, which let companies complain about ISP behaviour, and would erase the 'bright line' rules it also instigated that prohibited blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization of traffic. Instead, it effectively replaces it with a transparency clause ...
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It would eliminate the Internet conduct rule, also introduced in 2015, which let companies complain about ISP behaviour, and would erase the 'bright line' rules it also instigated that prohibited blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization of traffic. Instead, it effectively replaces it with a transparency clause ...