You know what I love about the internet? Besides all the cats, pornography, and cats making pornography, I love that the internet is essentially made by us. The people who use the internet are those who drive up its value. We create the content, and we fuel that content. Even the largest attractions on the internet are fuelled by individual input; we use Facebook to access others who use it, we read Wikipedia for realm of contributors, and we watch YouTube for access into the lives of others. People are the internet, and that is why is has always irked me that we have to pay for it.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) regulates all telecommunications carriers in Canada. In the past, I’ve used the CRTC to threaten my phone company (one of the many occasions that one of my infamous angry letters has yielded results) and to block telemarketers from calling my phone. They also monitor Canadian content, both on television and on the radio. In …
