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"We're not sure what sort of mind-altering tricks Bell and Telus pulled on him, but Canada's minister of industry, Jim Prentice, is taking an entirely less confrontational tone after meeting with the carriers following their decisions to start charging 15 cents for incoming text messages. He'd originally sounded pretty fired up over the plans -- which involved absolutely zero collusion whatsoever, we're sure -- but now says he \"would encourage consumers dissatisfied with existing plans to seek alternatives\" after being assured by both Bell and Telus that customers charged for spam texts would be able to get the charges removed. Given everything we know about billing issues and customer service calls, that's... shall we say, not exactly reassuring.[Via MobileSyrup]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/08/14/canadas-industry-boss-dont-like-incoming-text-charges-switch/>