IN LESS THAN FIVE months, all American full power television broadcasters are required to shut off their analog transmitters.
In Canadian border regions, this could present an opportunity as…
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THE ONGOING TELECOM industry hype makes unified communications sound like it will cause seismic shifts across the business world, says market research firm In-Stat.
But, in the long run,…
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MONTREAL – The RCMP in Quebec said today it had broken up a “major criminal ring specializing in the sale and distribution of satellite signal decoders.”
Yesterday, members of…
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GENEVA – The number of world wide mobile phone users will surpass the 4 billion mark by the end of the year, ITU Secretary-General Hamadoun Touré said in New…
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MONT TREMBLANT – Seven CRTC commissioners made the trip to Mont Tremblant this week to attend the Canadian Cable Systems Alliance annual general meeting and conference.
Besides keynote speaker…
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LOUISVILLE, Colo. – Dr. Richard Green told the CableLabs executive committee last week in New York that he intends to retire as CEO when his current contract expires in…
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TORONTO – The SCTE Ontario Chapter has opened registration for the Commercial Services Symposium and Vendor Trade Show to be held Tuesday October 21st at the Premier Ballroom and…
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HALIFAX – Residents and businesses in Port Hawkesbury can now get their phone service from cable company EastLink, if they wish.
The company invested over $1.5 million to upgrade…
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NEW YORK – Healthy fundamentals and good credit conditions led Moody’s Investors Service to say on Wednesday that its outlook over the next 12-18 months for the U.S. cable…
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OTTAWA/GATINEAU – Tickets for the October 29th Telecom Laureate Awards Gala at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa/Gatineau are now on sale.
The 2008 Telecom laureates who will…
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