MONTEBELLO, Que. – Canada's telecom industry must move swiftly to create the new consumer protection agency the federal government has called for or face the prospect of new legislation governing... Continue Reading
KELOWNA - Register today to attend the Canadian CommTech Trade Show and Training Seminars May 30th and 31st at the Coast Capri Hotel in beautiful Kelowna.“Our exhibitors show is sold out... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Cogeco Cable's Gary Pelletier will head to Harvard in June as the recipient of the CTAM Canada Fellowship Award to attend the 10th annual Executive Management Program. Known... Continue Reading
CANADIAN BROADCASTERS AND cable companies aren't the only ones that feel the power of a Regulator. However, while our CRTC is concerned about Canadian content and cultural concerns, the American... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – While Canada's telecommunications industry is expected to see profit levels increase again to $4.3 billion in 2007, the reasons behind that growing profit are troubling, according to the... Continue Reading
TORONTO and MONTREAL – Because of the altered – and altering – media and telecom space, wireless web and TV carrier Look Communications said late last night that it is... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Mobility and Research In Motion said that the new Blackberry 8830 World Edition will launch this summer and will be the first CDMA device to support international... Continue Reading
MISSISSAUGA – Thanks to a lost patent lawsuit with Verizon, an American judge earlier this month told Vonage it could not add any further customers until the matter was sorted... Continue Reading
TORONTO - UBS Wireless Services said Wednesday it has added Rogers Communications and Bell Canada, who together own the Inukshuk Wireless Partnership as new defendants in a lawsuit it has... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – If 2006 was the year of local forbearance and the fight over deregulating the wireline phone market, 2007 will be the year newcomers and incumbents wrestle over wireless.... Continue Reading
