AYLMER, Ont. - Bragg Communications, owner of eastern cableco EastLink has made an offer to purchase Amtelecom Income Fund, the two companies announced this morning. Bragg "announced today that they... Continue Reading
AYLMER, Ont. - Bragg Communications, owner of eastern cableco EastLink has made an offer to purchase Amtelecom Income Fund, the two companies announced this morning. Bragg "announced today that they... Continue Reading
AYLMER, Ont. – A release issued late Monday makes it look as though there is some progress in the Bell Aliant bid for Amtelecom. "Amtelecom Income Fund announced today that... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Captain Kirk warped into Toronto today to help Rogers Wireless launch wireless video calling, a new service that will turn customers' mobile handsets into a webcam for face-to-face... Continue Reading
HAMILTON - Mountain Cablevision has been awarded the outstanding business achievement award in the communications technology category by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce. The independent cableco, founded by Owen Boris,... Continue Reading
HALIFAX – Independent cable company EastLink and the Halifax & Region Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) have joined together - with support from the Canadian Forces - to ensure that... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Julie Osborne, vice-president of affiliate marketing and sales for Rogers Media's specialty services Sportsnet, G4techTV and the Biography Channel is moving to the Mount Pleasant Road side of... Continue Reading
TORONTO - The 2007 Canadian Telecom Summit, June 11-13, includes 18 keynote addresses by some of the most senior folks in the sector and has become a must-attend event. Delegates... Continue Reading
NEW YORK – During a recent trip to New York City, Industry Minister Maxime Bernier told reporters there the Conservative government is considering allowing foreign companies buy incumbent telcos or... Continue Reading
TORONTO – A survey done for Rogers Communications, Canada’s largest wireless company, says that Canadians are pleased with their cell phone service. A total of 1,500 Canadians were surveyed in... Continue Reading
