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I suspect that this is because Rogers can offer its digital TV service over Coax as opposed to over IP, so any such zero-rating restrictions would only serve to
by cbhl 10y ago
I suspect that this is because Rogers can offer its digital TV service over Coax as opposed to over IP, so any such zero-rating restrictions would only serve to restrict Bell/Telus' ability to provide TV triple-play products that compete with Rogers' offering.
- tacoman 10y agoIt doesn't matter if it's coax/RF or IP. Bell and Telus' IPTV services are currently zero-rated because they're broadcast services and subject to all the same regulations as a traditional cable TV service.