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TORONTO 鈥?The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed appeals by some of Canada largest telephone and cable companies Thursday, handing an interim victory to the country independent internet providers.The court also ordered the network owners including Bell, Rogers stanley cup and others to pay costs of the appeal to TekSavvy Solutions Inc., which is the largest of Canada independent ISPs, and an industry association. This is a massive win for Canadians, said Matt Stein, chair of the Canadian Network Operators Consortium and CEO of Distributel, one of about 30 CNOC members. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said that the court decision ends a pivotal chapter in a fight that challenged Canada longstanding practice of appropriate oversight to ensure fair p stanley mug ricing and competition.:The court 3-0 ruling concluded by saying the award of costs to TekSavvy and CNOC reflects the fact that the appellants were not successful in convincing the three termo stanley judges on any of the issues they raised. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There were several appeals before the court, including one filed by Bell Canada on behalf of BCE, and another for most of Canada largest cable operators, including Rogers, Shaw, Quebecor Videotron and Cogeco.But the Federal Court of Appeal is only one way in which the big network owners have been fighting to prevent the CR Jcbl Four Quebec teens charged in mass school threats
Benjamin Grieco and Mikayla Green, student co-directors for the 2020 Lewis B. ODonnell Media Summit, are part of a student team organizing an all-star group to discuss On the Front Lines with the First Amendment on Wednesday, Oct. 28.OSWEGO 鈥?The 2020 edition of SUNY Oswegos Lewis B. ODonnell Media Summit will convene an all-star group to discuss On the Front Lines with the First Amendment on Wednesday, Oct. 28.The centerpiece panel presentation will take place virtually at 3:30 p.m. via Zoom, and will feature Connie Schultz, a Pulitzer-Prize winning, nationally syndicated columnist with Creators Syndicate; Oswego alumna Michelle Garcia, editorial manager of NBC News NBC BLK, which which tells stories by, for and about the Black community; Bret Jaspers, politics reporter for KERA Public Medi stanley tumblers a in Dallas-Fort Worth; Steve Brown, investigative reporter at WGRZ in Buffalo; and Ava Lubell, a Legal Fellow at the Cornell Law School First Amendment Clinic. Communication studies faculty member Michael Riecke will serve as moderator.Student co-directors Mikayla Green and Benjamin Grieco noted that when they and the stanley becher rest of the team were looking at themes for the 16th annual summit, they watched the world in which journalists operate change so much in a few months, as th stanley cup quencher e press adapted to covering and telling the stories of COVID-19, the Black Lives Matter movement, the upcoming election and so many compelling, fast-moving stories. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto; We