PHILADEPHIA – Believing you offer excellent customer service in response to customer complaints is all well and good, but wouldn’t it be better if the network were so reliable…
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ARLINGTON, VA – Industry professionals can now register for the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), running January 8-11, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, online at CESweb.org.
It is…
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ORLANDO, FL – Cisco on Tuesday unveiled a Web 2.0 social network that enables networking professionals to collaborate globally through document sharing, open-forum discussions and idea exchanges. Called the…
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TORONTO – The Canadian Football League (CFL) will be offering a mobile, interactive and real-time information service for free to mobile devices, it was announced Tuesday.
Through the service,…
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CAMPBELL RIVER, BC – The board of directors of the Campbell River TV Association (CRTV) announced Monday that they unanimously support Shaw Communications’ offer to purchase the community-owned cableco….
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SEOUL, South Korea –A declaration to improve the Internet economy and increase international cooperation on cybercrime and security was signed at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)…
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VANCOUVER – Some 88% of Canadians strongly or moderately support a ban on hand-held cell phones while driving, according to a new Angus Reid Strategies survey.
Seven in ten…
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VANCOUVER – Some 45% of Canadians support amendments to the Copyright Act, while 45% oppose them and 10% are undecided, according to a recent Angus Reid Strategies poll.
Earlier…
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OTTAWA – Ten-digit dialing will be introduced on Monday in parts of British Columbia and Alberta to meet a growing demand for phone numbers.
The 778 area code currently…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC has ordered Bell Canada to publicly disclose information about the level of congestion on its network in conjunction with a dispute with ISPs over the…
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