OTTAWA – While businesses can make mistakes by altering course too quickly, industry regulators make most of their mistakes by moving not quickly enough, Rogers Communications vice-chairman Phil Lind…
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GATINEAU – When Star Choice took Sun TV (Quebecor’s Toronto station, CKXT) and CBKT Regina (CBC) out of its channel lineup in May, it did not violate its conditions…
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MONTREAL – BCE released a statement Wednesday morning that due to the current market conditions, accounting firm KPMG has told the big telco that it can’t deliver a positive…
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TORONTO – Days after naming David Dobbin as president of DAVE Wireless, the company has announced its senior management team.
Stewart Lyons has been tapped as DAVE’s executive vice-president,…
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GENEVA – The sharing of infrastructure could spur broadband growth by lowering the costs of network rollout, says a new report from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).
The report,…
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REGINA – Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said today that his government will kick in $90 million so that SaskTel will be able to cover 100% of the population with…
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CALGARY – VoIP provider Shift Networks has launched an online pricing estimation tool to help potential clients estimate the costs associated with buying a telecommunications package.
Users can enter…
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EDMONTON – National pay TV service Super Channel has expanded its affiliate relations team with the addition of Grant Campbell as director, affiliate relations.
Darrell Atherley will continue in…
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TORONTO – Mobile voice application Voice on the Go is now available at Shoppers Drug Mart locations across Canada.
The hands-free, eyes-free service lets subscribers access e-mail, search contacts…
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TORONTO – Three members of the Canadian telecommunications industry and one broadcaster were named to the 2008 Women’s Executive Network list of the 100 Most Powerful Women.
Lauren Flaherty,…
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