Cable / Telecom News

Rogers’ Mike Lee to co-chair CTAM summit

ALEXANDRA, VA. – The Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) has announced that Mike Lee, Chief Strategy Officer with Rogers Communications, and ESPN Marketing Senior Vice-President Katie Lacey will... Continue Reading

When your cellphone is the ticket

TORONTO - Rogers Wireless has teamed up with music company Live Nation to offer its wireless customers the chance to get the first jump on tickets to certain concerts. It... Continue Reading

Telecom Summit unveils lineup

TORONTO – It’s all about the users. That’s the underlying theme to this year’s Canadian Telecom Summit, taking place June 16-18 in Toronto. Bringing together the people who are transforming... Continue Reading

Questions, questions, questions…

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No newsletter on Tuesday

OF COURSE, WHILE ANY news will still be published as it happens, due to the upcoming long weekend, Cartt.ca will not distribute a newsletter on Tuesday, March 24th. We will... Continue Reading

Cogeco extends phone service in Quebec

MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable announced today the launch of its Digital Phone service in Bic, Sainte-Luce, Ste-Blandine et St-Fabien, St-Gédéon and St-Martin-de-Beauce, Québec. Residents can now take advantage of Cogeco... Continue Reading

Bell sale closing pushed back again

MONTREAL – Bell Canada has announced the schedule established by the Québec Court of Appeal for the legal proceedings related to the appeals initiated by certain holders of Bell Canada... Continue Reading

Set top demand to decline after 2010

THE SUBSCRIPTION TELEVISION industry is characterized by two broad growth patterns: maturing markets with decaying rates and high growth/emerging markets, says research firm In-Stat In more mature markets, such as... Continue Reading

Bell techs in strike position

MONTREAL – After months of bargaining and weeks of voting, 88% of the approximately 5,000 technical employees represented by the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers' Union of Canada (CEP) have rejected... Continue Reading