Rogers Responds To The CRTC’s Request For More Information…. And A Lot Of Their Responses You Can’t See

You might recall that Rogers got a letter from the CRTC asking for more information above and beyond what they have already provided in relation to the nationwide outage in July. Rogers asked for a one week extension which ended on Monday. And now the responses are online. You can read all of the responses by downloading this Word document.

But there’s a catch.

A lot of the responses which comprise the ones that you actually want to see are redacted. Yes there’s some information that you can pull from this 31 page document. But the fact that Rogers has chosen to redact information “for competitive reasons” isn’t going to do a whole lot to restore public trust in them as a telco. Thus if I could give Rogers some advice, they need to just come out and say what happened in some degree of detail and what they are going to do about it. Meaning that they have to go above and this. That would help them to win back the trust of Canadians. Because redacting documents like this isn’t going to cut it.

One Response to “Rogers Responds To The CRTC’s Request For More Information…. And A Lot Of Their Responses You Can’t See”

  1. […] Canadian public can hold you to, and not explaining why the outage happened in detail and instead appearing to hide behind redacted documents to the CRTC, isn’t going to result in earning back the trust of Canadians. Instead it’s […]

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