Canadian Association of Internet Providers: Difference between revisions
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* To share the internet related information amongst the members and users through regular communication. | * To share the internet related information amongst the members and users through regular communication. | ||
* To implement and create policies which are beneficial for not just the providers but also for users of internet services. | * To implement and create policies which are beneficial for not just the providers but also for users of internet services. | ||
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CAIP cooperates to increase the support of CATA<em>Alliance</em>, CATA<em>Alliance</em> is the largest high tech trade association. The collaboration of CAIP and CATA is to magnify the CAIP’s role through public affairs lobby which is acknowledged to be the best in its sector. <ref>[http://www.cata.ca/Communities/caip/ cata.ca]communities</ref> | CAIP cooperates to increase the support of CATA<em>Alliance</em>, CATA<em>Alliance</em> is the largest high tech trade association. The collaboration of CAIP and CATA is to magnify the CAIP’s role through public affairs lobby which is acknowledged to be the best in its sector. <ref>[http://www.cata.ca/Communities/caip/ cata.ca]communities</ref> | ||
== The | == The Code of Conduct == | ||
* CAIP will cooperate with all the government administrators, internet services providers around the globe and different authorities responsible for maintaining law and order. Law authorities seek to clarify the responsibility for each of the different functions performed by internet companies. | * CAIP will cooperate with all the government administrators, internet services providers around the globe and different authorities responsible for maintaining law and order. Law authorities seek to clarify the responsibility for each of the different functions performed by internet companies. | ||
