CALGARY – While Shaw Communications’ decision to step back from spending what could have been a billion dollars on a traditional wireless build seems like a good idea to…
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GATINEAU – As more Wind Mobile customers endure dropped calls when they get beyond the reaches of the company’s wireless network and roam onto the Rogers Wireless net, the…
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – AT&T’s $39 billion plan to buy T-Mobile USA has been blocked by the U.S. Justice Department after it voiced concerns that combining the two wireless giants…
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TORONTO – Veteran business journalist Craig Leddy and technology writer Leslie Ellis have been confirmed as the instructors for CTAM Canada’s next day-long course called ‘How Cable Goes to…
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NEW YORK and MONTREAL – Stingray Digital has finalized a programming agreement with Baeblemusic for access to its library of original concerts, sessions, and artist interviews, the two companies…
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WINNIPEG – TSN has locked up a10-year deal for the regional television broadcast rights for the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets, plus the radio rights for Bell Media-owned Winnipeg station Sports Radio…
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MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable has bought MTO Telecom, the largest private telecommunications provider in the province of Quebec. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Cogeco said Wednesday that…
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TORONTO – Rogers will launch its Long Term Evolution (LTE) network in Toronto on September 28, the company confirmed Tuesday.
Rogers customers in both Toronto and Ottawa (where Rogers Continue Reading
OUTSPOKEN CONSUMER GROUP OpenMedia.ca is miffed that it has yet to be invited to meet with new Industry Minister Christian Paradis.
After a report on Bloomberg noted that Minister Paradis…
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OTTAWA – Canadian radio stations may once again play the unedited version of the Dire Straits song “Money for Nothing” after the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) relaxed its…
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