KUALA LUMPUR – Former Bell Mobility and Bell ExpressVu president Robert Odendaal, who left Bell in July of this year, has resurfaced as CEO of DTH company Astro All…
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TORONTO – Thanks in part to yesterday’s announcement by the federal government that it is about to remove many of the regulatory restraints on the country’s incumbent telephone…
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REDMOND, Wash. – Microsoft Corp. has opened a private beta of its new enterprise voice communications server, Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, to 2,500 IT professionals.
Office Communications Server…
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BRANDON, MB – A $2.5 million program that involved the installation of 24 high-speed Internet network cabinets at different locations around Brandon, as well as improvements to the existing…
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OTTAWA – In what can only be viewed as a big win by Canada’s telcos, Industry Minister Maxime Bernier today came very close to deregulating the local telephony market….
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MONTREAL – Quebecers with an affinity to home-grown music can now download Quebecois music as ringtones.
The two brands (both owned by Rogers) are the first carriers to offer…
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WINNIPEG – This is probably the first time a current Lou Marsh Award-winner has graced prepaid long distance cards.
Five-time Olympic Medalist (and as of Monday evening the 2006…
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VANCOUVER – The newest members of Telus spokescritter family are a sea of pink flamingos.
Last week Telus unveiled its newest holiday marketing initiative, which gives residents the chance…
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OTTAWA – Under new proposed amendments introduced in the House of Commons today, the Competition Tribunal may order telecommunications service providers to pay an administrative monetary penalty of up…
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TORONTO – With holiday sales of HDTV sets expected to soar, Rogers Cable expects to come out of the Christmas season with far more than the 200,000 high definition…
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