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Start Talk Episode 17 – Start TV, CRTC, Hardware and Public WiFi
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February 19, 2020
Start Talk | 17
Start.ca President and CEO Pete Rocca is here to give you all the updates you’ve been waiting for.
February 2020
Hosted by Sarah Imrie
Pete Rocca, Start.ca’s President and CEO is back for another episode of Start Talk. Pete and Sarah will update you on Start TV, the CRTC pricing decision, when you should upgrade your internet hardware, and the risks of using Public WiFi.
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