I don't think it got as far as a law suit. What happened is Rogers added a bunch of channels, jacked the price and didn't give existing customers much of a say in the matter. The result was getting a lot of the subscribers mad, people dropping subscriptions, and the threat of government involvement.
Rogers back peddled quickly and everyone was more or less happy in the end. A little while later the BC government (and maybe the Federal government as well) brought in a law preventing them from attempting it a second time.
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I don't think it got as far as a law suit. What happened is Rogers added a bunch of channels, jacked the price and didn't give existing customers much of a say in the matter. The result was getting a lot of the subscribers mad, people dropping subscriptions, and the threat of government involvement.
Rogers back peddled quickly and everyone was more or less happy in the end. A little while later the BC government (and maybe the Federal government as well) brought in a law preventing them from attempting it a second time.