MONTREAL – Videotron has upped the speed of its fastest Internet service, from maximum download speeds of 16 Mbps to 20 Mbps.
Subscribers to the Extreme Plus high-speed service,…
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PASEDENA, Calif. – Broadband video may be all the rage in today’s telecommunications arena, but Mark Cuban thinks the Internet is shooting airballs with regard to producing quality original…
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DALLAS – Subscribers to IPTV around the world are expected to jump from 2 million to 34 million between 2005 and 2010, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR)…
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TORONTO – All the newfangled communications technology in the world can’t get around a shovel through a fibre line.
Many Rogers Wireless Blackberry users were without service for about…
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MISSISSAUGA – VOIP operator Vonage Canada started doling out local numbers in Kingston and Windsor this week.
Residents have always been able to use Vonage for local and long…
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VANCOUVER – Telus has expanded its wireless high speed service to Kamloops and Kelowna, B.C., the company announced Wednesday.
Clients can get mobile access to the Internet, e-mail and other…
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TORONTO – Wireless Wave and Telephone Booth/La Cabine Téléphonique stores will soon be stocking voice over IP provider Primus Telecommunications’ TalkBroadband products.
Consumers can subscribe to Primus Canada’s TalkBroadband…
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MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable’s third quarter results, like most cable results of late, shows fast growth in telephony subscribers.
The company added 15,400 voice customers in the third quarter…
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TORONTO – Rogers Cable is now offering Baby TV in Canada on demand.
Baby TV On Demand is an assortment of educational programs (usually eight minutes or so in…
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WINNIPEG – Saying it will eliminate phone tag at the press of a button, MTS Mobility customers will be able to communicate instantly with as many as nine other…
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