A NUMBER OF PEOPLE have mentioned through 2008 that this has been an especially tumultuous year for the Canadian Cable Systems Alliance, and some have questioned its vitality.
Regulatory…
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QUEBEC CITY – Naskapi Imuun and OmniGlobe Networks have finalized agreements that creates Canada’s first national cellular service provider that is equally owned by an Aboriginal partner. The new…
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MONTREAL – Toshiba Corporation has joined the G.729 consortium that already includes France Telecom, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation Universite de Sherbrooke.
The G.729 is an…
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TORONTO – Rogers Communications, in a statement released today, says the nearly $1 billion it bid to increase its spectrum holdings during the current wireless auction will ensure the…
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VANCOUVER – Telus is encouraging the federal government to invest $1 billion of the $4.25 billion raised in the wireless spectrum auction to pursue its goal of making Canada…
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TORONTO – On the same day when nearly $4.3 billion was bid by Canadian companies vying to cash in on new wireless spectrum licenses, there’s sobering new research to indicate…
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OTTAWA – Finally, after nearly two months of bidding, involving 331 rounds, Canada’s auction of wireless spectrum ended today, but is merely the first wave of change that…
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CHICAGO – With IPTV on course to become a credible Pay TV platform in North America, even though nobody expects AT&T or Verizon to crush the cable or satellite…
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GATINEAU – The CRTC this week called for comments on amending its benefits policy when it comes to transactions involving regulated media companies.
Set out in 1989, the existing…
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TORONTO – If everyone agrees the deployment of advanced advertising, finely targeted advertising, is a damn good idea that should yield a nice, new burst of revenue, why can’t…
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