The telecoms battle has gone up a notch after it was revealed that Digicel had sought the Supreme Court's intervention to review a law which gives the Office of the Utilities Regulation power to reduce inter connectivity rates following the decision by LIME to offer its $1.99/2.99 mobile call rates to its customers as of June 15. According to a RJR News report, papers filed in the Supreme Court by Digicel on June 14, stated that it "will suffer substantial revenue loss and significant reputational damage." and requested the court to grant it "leave to apply for an order of prohibition preventing the OUR from enforcing the new termination rate"...which it has claimed "is not justified."
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Chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, Sergeant Raymond Wilson, is now receiving medical treatment after suffering a mild heart attack late this afternoon.
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), has placed Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago on a watch list of countries that have failed to make the adequate copyright payments for U.S. musical compositions aired in the broadcast media.
Jamaica Mad to Raas!
When did it come to this? Where do we begin to look for answers? Turns out that these are deep rooted psychological problems. And what the good Professor Hickling has concluded, might in fact be right. Jamaicans are mad people.
