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Government owned SaskTel, a Crown corporation with $3.1 billion in infrastructure in place, had $1,067.4 million in revenues in 2007, with profit of $84 million. The fastest growth came in [[wireless]], with revenues of $301.3 million in 2007 from 452,000 cellphones. Over 85% of the population have high speed internet service available, with 206,000 users. Robert Watson was president and CEO.<ref> See [http://www.sasktel.com/about-us/news/current-news-releases/sasktel-reports-2007-net-income.html "SaskTel Reports 2007 Net Income of $84.1 Million," April 23, 2008] and Ronald S. Love, ''Sasktel: The Biography of a Crown Corporation and the Development of Telecommunications in Saskatchewan'' (2003)  

Government owned SaskTel, a Crown corporation with $3.1 billion in infrastructure in place, had $1,067.4 million in revenues in 2007, with profit of $84 million. The fastest growth came in [[wireless]], with revenues of $301.3 million in 2007 from 452,000 cellphones. Over 85% of the population have high speed internet service available, with 206,000 users.<ref> See [http://www.sasktel.com/about-us/news/current-news-releases/sasktel-reports-2007-net-income.html "SaskTel Reports 2007 Net Income of $84.1 Million," April 23, 2008] and Ronald S. Love, ''Sasktel: The Biography of a Crown Corporation and the Development of Telecommunications in Saskatchewan'' (2003)  

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