By Ahmad Hathout
Rural broadband service provider Xplore is asking the department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development to pause authorizing SpaceX’s use of the E-band until international standards are…
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Rogers’s new TV services Discovery, Food Network, HGTV, Investigation Discovery and Magnolia Network have exceeded 210,000 subscribers, making them no longer exempt discretionary services.
As such,…
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The Convergence Research Group, in its latest Couch Potato report analyzing the Canadian OTT and television markets, estimates OTT subscription revenue in Canada…
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Quebecor Content announced Monday its original crime drama series Detective Surprenant: Murder on the Island has been acquired by CANAL+ Poland for broadcast to Polish audiences.
CANAL+ Poland…
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The National Film Board of Canada is streaming the Oscar-winning stop-motion fable The Girl Who Cried Pearls for free on its website, YouTube channel and apps.
The 17-minute and…
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Rogers last week filed a trademark application with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) for computer chatbot software for simulating conversations and providing customer service.
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By Ahmad Hathout
Internet service provider Fibernetics is asking the CRTC to stop Eastlink from decommissioning legacy facilities it relies on to provide service to customers in Nova Scotia.
The wholesaler…
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Bell Media’s Crave announced Wednesday its previously announced half-hour drama series Yaga has been acquired by Sky for the United Kingdom and Ireland through a…
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SiriusXM Canada announced earlier this week American country music artist Morgan Wallen will launch an exclusive year-round channel on the audio service beginning April 7.
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By Ahmad Hathout
The CRTC has launched Wednesday the next phase of its Broadband Fund review, which now looks to establish an indigenous-specific funding stream.
“The Indigenous stream will provide a…
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