DENVER – There have been many “holy grails” that the cable industry has pursued over the years. Some, like high speed internet and telephony, have paid off handsomely.
Others, like…
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TORONTO – Following its September re-organization and shuffling of its most senior people, Rogers Communications is now beginning to move people below them around – and cutting a…
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TORONTO – The strength of the iPhone combined with growth in its wireless division plus helped power Rogers to a solid third quarter.
Operating revenue for the quarter ended September…
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VANCOUVER – In a move that most likely will spark a price war between incumbents, Telus has announced that its new rate plans will drop the system access and carrier 911 fees.
Its new…
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PORTLAND – Multi-screen media measurement and research company Rentrak today announced a multi-year agreement with Montreal-based Stingray Digital for the content provider’s new music video-on-demand (VOD) service launching on…
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DENVER – A growing number of people, as they arise each morning, are not reaching for the TV or radio to find out what’s going on in their world….
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BRAMPTON, ON – Registration is now open for the one-day technical training seminar ‘Cable TV Boot Camp’, hosted by the Ontario chapter of the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE).
Ideal…
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TORONTO – Nortel Networks will sell certain of its next generation packet core network components to Hitachi Ltd. in a deal worth US$10 million.
The assets include software to support the…
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WATERLOO, Ont. – Real-time entertainment traffic on the web has more than doubled in a year according to a new report from Waterloo’s Sandvine, a leading provider of intelligent…
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DENVER – Is the industry doomed to forever be right around the corner from more advanced, addressable advertising?
That was a key point asked Sunday at the opening general session…
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