Alexander Bell Banned from Making “Most Reliable” Claims

Following press from Carl Rogers, a British people Columbia court has ruled that Bell can no thirster make claims about organism the most reliable network in Canada. Carl Rogers (NYSE: RCI)’ causa relied on the fact that Bell’s network hasn’t experienced the book or the test of meter to really guarantee the title of “Most Reliable”. Other prosody, like speed and size were unaffected, although Carl Rogers tried to take aim at them too, mainly on the premise that Bell’s network is shared with telus (NYSE: TU). If this sounds remotely familiar, it’s because Carl Rogers had to make the exact same variety in its diction after legal action from telus. telus itself seems to be free people and clear of any similar attacks, since the brunt of their delivery surrounds meshwork size. Down in the U.S., Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and AT&ere;T (NYSE: T) have had a similar spats, but that mostly just degenerated into a marketing peeing match. Up here, it looks like everyone has finally got it out of their organization, and can get on with calculation out how (or if they need to) beat winding on plans and service.

[via CP]