Micheal Geist has posted a quick response to Bell revised UBB proposal.
As I argued in my piece on what to do next, addressing the wholesale issue is a necessary but not sufficient condition to dealing with the broader competition concerns in the Canadian market.
Hopefully after the election, the next government picks up on the need to do their part in dealing with the broader competition concerns in the Canadian market.
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