Well today is a day of waiting for the team at Wind Mobile (owned by Globalive) as they await a decision from regulatory body CRTC as to whether they can become the forth wireless Canadian in Canada, adding to the existing providers Bell, Rogers and TELUS. The issues that is on the table is whether Wind Mobile meets the criteria required to become a wireless provider in Canada due to the fact that they are 65% owned by Egyptian telecom company Orascom through an investment in Globalive. No word from the CRTC and no updates on their site so the waiting game continues. Will the CRTC block Globalive CEO Anthony Lacavera, or let him enter the wireless marketplace and add a dose of competition?
Will Wind Mobile Get The Green Light From CRTC?
Published: October 29, 2009Posted in: Features
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