WHEN IT COMES TO reading the CRTC, or predicting, or crystal-balling, everyone resorts to their own brand of “reading the tea leaves.”
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TORONTO – One of Aesop’s centuries-old fables is a good way to summarize Canadian broadcasters and their desire for a new fee-for-carriage, according to the vice-president and general manager of…
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TORONTO – Rogers Wireless and Research In Motion today introduced the new BlackBerry Pearl 8120 smart phone to customers in Canada that works on a cellular network and within…
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SERVICE PROVIDERS ARE moving towards networking the set-top boxes customers have in their homes together, and they have been looking for existing-wire networking solutions (alternatives to Ethernet) for WAN…
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MONTREAL – The Supreme Court of Canada has granted the applications for leave to appeal the Québec Court of Appeal’s decision of May 21, 2008, which rejected the company’s…
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MONTREAL – A new collective agreement was approved by 59% of the 79% of Communications, Energy and Paperworkers’ Union of Canada (CEP) technicians who voted on the recently completed…
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GATINEAU – On Friday, the CRTC announced it had reviewed and varied its December 2007 decision granting conditional approval to the consumer agency known as the Commissioner for…
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CALEDONIA, N.S. – With thanks to a provincial government program, EastLink has extended wireless Internet to additional rural areas of its home province of Nova Scotia.
Beginning today, residents…
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OTTAWA – Canada’s telecommunications industry will grow at a modest pace over the next four years, but significant shifts in segments of the market will constraint profitability, according to…
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OTTAWA – Despite an auspicious beginning, the Advanced Wireless Spectrum auction that began this week still has the ingredients for “both a robust auction process and a more competitive…
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