QUEBEC – The long legal effort to pin charges of satellite TV-signal piracy on two Quebec men, and have them stick, has passed another judicial test.
The Quebec Court…
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MONTREAL – After two months of providing wireless service in Quebec City and other smaller regions, Videotron today said it has expanded cell phone coverage into Montreal.
The company…
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TORONTO – Mobile communication has become one of the most important technological innovations of all time and an important driver for economic and social development, said Swedish telecom manufacturer…
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MONTREAL – Driven primarily by a growing cable division, Cogeco Inc. saw revenue increase by 21.4% to $199.3 million in the fourth quarter of 2006, ended August 31st.
Net…
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TORONTO – Digital media is great, but what if you drop your iPod in the pool or a power surge fries your laptop? If you haven’t backed up your…
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REGINA – SaskTel said it will make 27 high definition channels available over its Max TV service this month.
It held a press conference in Regina today to announce…
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SAN FRANCISCO – Just four percent of Canadian mobile phone subscribers and three percent of American cell customers use their handsets to shoot video, says research firm Telephia.
To…
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HAMILTON – Bell Canada will invest a million dollars over the next five years in McMaster University’s Master of Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MEEI) program, the company announced today….
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MONTREAL – After already having launched on Rogers Cable, Shaw Cable and Bell ExpressVu PPV, Cogeco Cable has also added Survivor: Cook Islands to its on demand lineup.
Starting…
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TORONTO – An Ontario man, Steve Souphanthong, has agreed to an out of court settlement which will see him pay half a million dollars in damages to EchoStar Communications,…
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