By Brad Danks, CEO of OUTtv Media Global Inc. (OMG) (pictured above); Monika Ille, CEO APTN; and Luc Perreault, strategic advisor of Stingray Group The Senate Transport Committee is starting its... Continue Reading
REGINA — Access Communications Co-operative’s board of directors today announced Carmela Haines (above) has been appointed the company’s new CEO effective Jan. 1, 2023. Haines is taking over the position... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Earlier this week, Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, passed second reading stage in the senate and was referred to the senate transport and communications committee (TRCM) for... Continue Reading
MONT-TREMBLANT – Yesterday the Canadian Communication Systems Alliance wrapped up the main portion of its sold-out Connect 2022 conference, which had been going on for the past two days in... Continue Reading
MONT-TREMBLANT – Free, ad-supported streaming television (FAST) is “going to be the dominant system all around the world,” Alan Wolk (above), co-founder and lead analyst at TVREV told attendees of... Continue Reading
Patience is appreciated on CRTC proceedings related to barriers to broadband deployment By Amanda Oye MONT-TREMBLANT – As the Canadian communications industry faces (yet another) period of immense change, CRTC... Continue Reading
Predicts C-11 will pass through Senate largely unchanged By Amanda Oye MONT-TREMBLANT – Affordability is a big issue on the minds of members of parliament, Huw Williams (above, left), president... Continue Reading
SAINT JOHN, N.B. — The Canadian Communication Systems Alliance (CCSA) today provided more information about two keynote speakers scheduled to make presentations at the organization’s CCSA Connect 2022 conference, happening... Continue Reading
SAINT JOHN, N.B. — The Canadian Communication Systems Alliance (CCSA) announced today registration is now open for CCSA Connect 2022, which is taking place Sept. 26-28 at the Fairmont Tremblant... Continue Reading
CRTC called out for “vague”, “unenforceable” safeguards OTTAWA – Telus, Bell, Independent Broadcast Group (IBG), and the Canadian Communication Systems Alliance Inc. (CCSA) have each filed separate comments in support... Continue Reading
