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By Erik Lagerway | October 23, 2009 | 3g, apple, Canada Advanced Wireless Services - AWS - Spectrum Auct, Canada AWS Spectrum Auction, Canadian VoIP Regulation, IP Communications News, iphone, SIP Standards, Skype, softphone, vancouver, voip, VoIP Regulations, VoIP Standards | 3 Comments
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By Erik Lagerway | July 11, 2008 | fcc, Jeff Pulver, News, softphone, voip, VoIP Blog, VoIP Regulations, VoIP Standards | Comments Off

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Canadian Wireless Spectrum Auction – 3 Weeks

By Erik Lagerway | May 15, 2008 | Canada AWS Spectrum Auction, SIP Standards, VoIP and WiFi, VoIP for the Masses, VoIP Regulations, VoIP Standards | Comments Off
There are only 2 weeks to go before the Canadian Wireless Auction closes, 3 weeks to auction awards and things are getting... interesting. T-Mobile dropped off the list several weeks ago and more recently Niagara Networks withdrew their application. This means there are now zero foreign applicants on the roster, right? Hmm, not necessarily. Upon closer inspection we see that one of the Canadian numbered companies is owned in no small part by a few well known US VCs, with Canadian firm Novacap leading the charge. Something else that's rather peculiar about this list on first glance is the missing MSO / Cable Companies. On that note, I have it from a reliable source that Cogeco is also in the running, Quebec's largest cable provider. The same is true for the Alberta numbered company, we already know that one is Shaw. There are also some smaller firms that are looking to break into the cellular market in Canada, one such company is GlobaLive. From CBC...
The privately held company, which sells telecommunications services under the Yak brand, said it was seeking 1,892 bid points with a required deposit of $235 million, making it the sixth-most-aggressive seeker of spectrum so far. The company said it was receiving funding from Egypt-based Weather Investments, which runs cellphone providers in Italy and Greece, as well as London-based Novator, which operates carriers in Poland and Iceland.
MTS Allstream and Quebecor have also thrown their hats into the ring. From all of the known contenders I think Globalive and MTS (the incumbent in Manitoba) are the most interesting. They both have SIP infrastructure deployed in the public realm and both could bridge the gap between wireless and wired networks in a very seamless manner. Standards compliant VoIP across wired and wireless networks, very interesting. I will be covering this closely from here on so stay tuned. erik | sipthat.com

Canada set to become hot bed for VoIP

By Erik Lagerway | September 25, 2005 | VoIP Regulations | Comments Off
It looks like the CRTC made the right move lately by denying the incumbents lower price handicaps over the newer VoIP offering e.g. Vonage. This is great news for consumers and could very well spur innovation due to the stage that has been set here. Combine that with the Telus strike and we might see some interesting new consumer trends. More...

E911 Rulings for VoIP – Welcome Back to the 80′s.

By Erik Lagerway | May 23, 2005 | VoIP Regulations | Comments Off
The FCC seems to have ruled in favor of E911 requirements for VoIP networks that touch the PSTN and the CRTC are following in their footsteps. This means ALL VoIP service providers, including those who do not even own the network their customers' calls travel over, e.g. Vonage, Packet8, BroadVoice etc., will need to provide 911 services within 120 days or be subject to some pretty hefty fines. The ILECS are generally going to be the first place where all of these smaller VoIP players go in order to add E911 to their offerings. The larger PSTN providers already have 911 and the interconnect would be fairly straight forward. These carriers are losing lots of revenue to VoIP, here is their chance to recoup some of those losses. Welcome back to 80's. The days where Tier 1 carriers rule the roost are not over. The very same carriers who are providing E911 services are the ones deploying broadband so VoIP from edge to edge is also under their perceived control but... they can't stop it. The backlash when Mextel decided to squash VoIP on their networks would be tenfold in the US or Canada. We are a long way from ubiquitous VoIP where there is no need to touch the PSTN networks of days gone by. The biggest challenge is mobility, us humans have become very attached to our cel phones. EDGE, EV-DO and other mobile broadband solutions are also controlled by the carriers, go figure. It's going to be a while before we will be able to say we are really in charge of our own communications destiny, probably not such a bad thing.

IRS Denies Plan to Tax VoIP

By Erik Lagerway | July 21, 2004 | VoIP Regulations | Comments Off
SMBs looking to cut costs have replaced — or are considering replacing — traditional telephone service with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Now, in what appears to good news for IP vendors and SMBs, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Treasury Department strongly deny they are considering an excise tax on Internet telephone calls or any other IP-based services. On July 1, the IRS published in the Federal Register a request for public comments on changes in the telecommunications industry since 1965, when the tax code was last updated to define telecommunications services. Based on those definitions, the IRS currently imposes a three percent excise tax on telecom services. more...
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