PLANO, TX – Former Nortel Networks CTO John Roese has joined Huawei as SVP and GM of Huawei North America R&D.
As a recognized authority on network convergence and emerging…
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TORONTO – The website textED.ca promises to teach teens about the risks associated with texting, and how to deal with the various situations new technologies present. And, it offers teachers…
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OTTAWA – Calling the wireless contracts from Rogers, Bell and Telus “anti-consumer”, Mobilicity has launched a national push for new laws that would make some of the contract terms…
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OTTAWA – After a two month investigation, the Competition Bureau announced today it has begun legal proceedings against Rogers Communications to stop what the Bureau says is misleading advertising…
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VANCOUVER and OTTAWA – Mobilicity continued the roll out of its new wireless service, adding Vancouver and Ottawa to its service area.
Dressed in magenta-hued fatigues (Mobilicity’s signature colour) and…
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TORONTO – Rogers has agreed to purchase for cancellation 1,300,000 of its outstanding Class B non-voting shares for an aggregate purchase price of $44,515,380, which is at a discount…
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OTTAWA – The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) has named Devon Jacobs as director of government affairs, effective immediately.
Jacobs has previously held government relations positions at the Canadian Association of Broadcasters, and…
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WOODSTOCK, NB – Barrett Xplore Inc. founders Bill Barrett and Ed Barrett have been inducted in to the New Brunswick Business Hall of Fame for their leadership in business…
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OTTAWA – Well known communications lawyer Chris Johnston died Tuesday at his home in Ottawa. Johnston, 75, was diagnosed with cancer in April this year.
Johnston was appointed as General…
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OTTAWA – After a two month investigation, the Competition Bureau announced today it has begun legal proceedings against Rogers Communications to stop what the Bureau says is misleading advertising…
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