HALIFAX – EastLink today continued its consolidation of eastern cable companies by agreeing to purchase RuSh Communications, which owns cable systems in the Annapolis Valley and other rural Nova…
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WINNIPEG – One of the competitive advantages cable companies often speak of is their cable community channels – the volunteer-driven, low on the dial micro-locally-focused channels that only they…
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HALIFAX – EastLink announced Thursday the introduction of a new and faster high speed Internet product for its customers in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
Boasting downloads of…
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NEW YORK – Rogers Cable led all cable companies with four first place wins in the NAMIC (National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications) 2007 Excellence in Multi-cultural Marketing Awards…
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VANCOUVER – A new Angus Reid survey shows Canadians are pretty split when it comes to their opinions on their telecom service and the effects of recently announced deregulation…
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MARKHAM – Equipment supplier and network services provider Cygnal Technologies reported a tepid second quarter of 2007 today.
"Revenue performance in 2007 has been slower than expected," said Jos…
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WINNIPEG – MTS TV subscribers now have access to more sports with the launch of The Fight Network, GOLTV, WFN – World Fishing Network, The Fan 590 radio and…
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OTTAWA – Canada has a number of newly reassigned cabinet ministers today, including new Heritage, Status of Women and Official Languages Minister Josée Verner and new Industry Minister Jim…
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AS THE WORLDWIDE WIRELESS market in the developed world approaches saturation – with carriers offering little compelling differentiation except for price points and minor signal quality advances, growth will…
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ESPOO, Finland – A potential recall surrounding some 46 million batteries in Nokia mobile phones was issued this morning by one of the largest cell phone makers in the…
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