ST. LOUIS – As part of a US$14 million cost savings plan, cable and wireless manufacturer Belden today said it will close its plant in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, by the…
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THANKS TO THE SIGNAL cut-off date of February 17, 2009 in the U.S., along with prospects of a large Chinese market, the digital set top box market is poised…
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MONTEREY, Calif. – The American consumer spend on video on demand content from video distributors will still trail the packaged DVD for another decade, according to research released today….
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TOKYO – Nortel and Toshiba Corporation said Monday they are working with the Japanese government on a next-generation wireless trial using WiMAX technology to deliver mobile high-speed broadband services…
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MONTREAL – Regional telco Bell Nordiq Group said Monday that its board of directors will recommend approval of the deal to acquire the company by Bell Aliant, taking Bell…
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COMPETITION HAS COME to Saskatchewan. The little-big (population-area) province has had competition on the terrestrial video side since 2002 but only recently has a serious voice option come available….
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SAINT JOHN – A new service aimed at giving parents the ability to better manage their children’s mobile phone was launched today by Bell Aliant.
Cellular Manager lets parents…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – Toronto-based Venoa Video has asked the CRTC for a BDU license serving the Greater Toronto Area.
According to the company’s web site, it either offers or wants…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – Rogers Media has to provide the Rogers Sportsnet signals to Bell Canada under the same terms it gives to Rogers Cable, the CRTC said today.
Bell Canada…
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THORNHILL, Ont. – Canadian businesses have not caught up to their international counterparts when it comes to the implementation of IP convergence, says a new survey out yesterday.
According…
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