I’ve updated my initial ISP Filing Summary document with the information that ISPs provided on February 9, 2008 per the CRTC’s February 4, 2009 request. Updates to the document are made in blue. The updates to not include Videotron’s response to 1 (c).
I would maintain that the most interesting parts of was was released have been summarized in a post from two days ago, which was entitled “Update: CRTC PN 2008-19 Filings“. Tomorrow, I should be posting a document that correlates data the CRTC aggregated and anonymized with the ISPs who were required to release anonymized data. My hope is that this will make it a bit clearer who data might be associated with.
Other posts you might be interested in:
- Summary: CRTC PN 2008-19; ISP Traffic Managment in Canada
- Summary: CRTC PN 2008-19; Requests for Public Disclosure Filings
- Update: CRTC PN 2008-19 Filings
- Draft: Public Comments for CRTC PN 2008-19
- Update: Associating Canadian ISPs with Anonymized Data Traffic Submissions
About Christopher
Christopher is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of Victoria. He is currently attending to a particular set of technologies that facilitate digitally mediated surveillance, including Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), behavioral advertising, and mobile devices. He thinks through how these technologies influence citizens in their decision to openly express themselves or engage in self-censoring behavior on a regular basis.
