TORONTO – Rogers has officially launched “the next big thing in television”, otherwise known as its broadband portal Rogers On Demand Online.
After launching RODO in a beta phase…
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OTTAWA – Cell phone customers in Canada can now receive free Amber Alerts to help in the safe return of abducted children.
Canada’s wireless telecommunications industry, in partnership with the Royal…
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MONTREAL – Bell has launched a new Turbo Hub designed to offer landline voice service and in-home Internet access to rural and remote communities not already served by wireline…
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OTTAWA – Bell Canada and Bell Aliant plan to appeal a recent CRTC decision not allowing them to implement usage-based billing (UBB) on their wholesale customers until they…
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TORONTO – Telus celebrated the opening of its new $250 million office tower in Toronto’s downtown on Wednesday with a nod to the Starship Enterprise.
Telus House Toronto, located at…
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OTTAWA – The time has come to eliminate wholesale regulation of retail Internet services, two of the countries largest communications companies tell Cartt.ca. They say intermodal competition – cable…
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EXTON, PA – The Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers has issued a call for papers for its next Smart Energy Management Initiative (SEMI) forum.
Officially launched in February, SEMI…
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TORONTO – What’s a hot day without shorts?
Rogers Media has kicked off a new programming initiative called Shorts in the City, which claims to offer Canadians the largest selection…
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TORONTO – Public Mobile will launch its new wireless network in Toronto at midnight on Wednesday.
It will also roll out some new price plans and service options, including…
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OTTAWA – In addition to requests for a number of new television channels, the CRTC will also consider two applications for new BDUs at a hearing this summer.
Montreal-based ISP…
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