ALEXANDRIA, VA – Rogers has picked up four nominations for the 2009 CTAM Mark Awards, to be handed out October 26 at the CTAM Summit in Denver.The MSO received nominations in... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Canadian-based Fonolo, whose services are designed to simplify the process of using automated telephone systems, has been named to Time.com's list of '50 Best Websites 2009'.In addition to... Continue Reading
SEOUL, KOREA – A new partnership between LG-Nortel and Telamon will allow North American carriers to easily and cost-effectively deliver end-user Internet services at up to 1 Gbps.LG-Nortel, the joint venture... Continue Reading
TORONTO - QuickPlay Media’s new mobile set-top box will let TV service providers extend set-top box capabilities beyond the living room to consumer electronic and mobile devices. Available to Cable MSO and... Continue Reading
THE ONTARIO chapter of the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) is seeking submissions on business continuity or disaster recovery planning experience for its Fall meeting and vendor show on... Continue Reading
TORONTO – As it strives to become an independent ISP, Yak Communications has moved its residential high speed Internet customers onto its own “business grade, top level hierarchical Internet network”, marking... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Canada’s Telecommunications Hall of Fame will award its 2009 career service awards to the late Jim McDaniel of CNCP Telecommunications and Unitel Communications (now MTS Allstream), and to the... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Despite second quarter revenue of $3.5 million, Telehop reported a net loss of $243,000 for the quarter ended June 30, 2009.The telecom provider also announced plans to undertake... Continue Reading
FIXED MOBILE convergence (FMC), the transparent and seamless hand-off of active voice calls between cellular and Wi-Fi networks using a dual -mode phone, has yet to capture the interest of... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Novus Entertainment is increasing base speeds on its Internet packages in Metro Vancouver by 10 Mbps, allowing for download speeds from 20 Mbps to 60 Mbps."Speed is the most important... Continue Reading
