Tweets to be part of telecom sales practices hearing starting Monday

GATINEAU – The times, they are-a-tweetin’.If you want to make your voice heard at the CRTC during one of its public proceedings, there are multiple ways to do so. Most are pretty formal, with deadlines and procedures which people or companies must follow – and if you want to speak right to the commissioners, anyone can come before the Commission in person or via video or teleconference at the hearing as long as they have said so weeks in advance.On Monday, the CRTC will add another way Canadians can get on the record – in 280-character chunks.Late Tuesday afternoon the...