Internet is regulated enough, CRTC says

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The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has decided that it will not regulate control content on the Internet. The agency said that Criminal Code provisions and self-regulation are enough to handle on-line crimes such as the production of hate mails, child pornography and the distribution of bulk E-mail advertising. CRTC chairwoman Francoise Bertrand stated that regulation would only stiffle the growth of Canada's Internet industry, which produces 5% of global Internet content.

Government regulation

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Dynasty narrows focus and retools leadership

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Dynasty Components inc. has restructured its management and gotten rid of most of its business lines after announcing its intent to file for court protection from its creditors. The firm will now concentrate exclusively on the logistics outsourcing business.

Telegraph & other communications, Organizational history, Online services, Securities, Dynasty Components Inc.

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