SAN JOSE, Calif. - Worldwide CMTS revenue jumped 15% to US$209 million between the second and third quarters of 2005 (following a 25% increase the previous quarter) with upstream port... Continue Reading
LAST WEEK’S ANNOUNCEMENT of BCE’s divestiture of all but 20% of its ownership holding in Bell Globemedia left one enormous burning question. What is the company going to do with... Continue Reading
CALGARY - Shaw Communications announced this morning that it is resigning from the Canadian Cable Telecommunications Association ("CCTA") effective today. “As the telecommunications and broadcasting industries evolve, it is becoming... Continue Reading
AYLMER, ON - Amtelecom Income Fund announced today that it is purchasing People's Communications for $21.3 million. The combination of the two independent Ontario telecom firms creates “a significantly stronger... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Bell Canada is teaming up with Ottawa-based March Networks to develop video surveillance services to Canadian businesses of all sizes. The internet-based surveillance services will be aimed at... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Rogers Cable is the first BDU in Canada to carry The Israeli Network, offering the service to digital cable customers in Ontario. A free preview of the network,... Continue Reading
MONCTON, NB – Rogers Cable is launching subscription video on demand in New Brunswick, after rolling out in larger cities. Digital customers in Moncton, Fredericton, Bathurst, Edmundston, Miramichi, and Saint... Continue Reading
KELOWNA. B.C. – May 17th and 18th, 2006 will see the launch of the Canadian Communications & Technology Trade Show & Seminars. The show will build on the success of... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – On Thursday the CRTC told Telus that it can avoid using an SRDU for its Telus TV service and granted the telco some flexibility when it comes to... Continue Reading
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The American cable industry Thursday told the Federal Communications Commission that it would commit to a path where digital cable set top boxes could disappear. The National... Continue Reading
