OTTAWA – The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers union, which represents many workers at Bell Canada, said Wednesday it will oppose plans by the company to create an income…
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TORONTO – Rogers Wireless customers now have access to more than 1,500 podcasts, covering a range of topics, thanks to a new arrangement announced this week by the wireless…
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ATLANTA – Scientific-Atlanta announced today that its shareholders approved the company’s acquisition by Cisco Systems.
At a special meeting held this morning, it was confirmed that shareholders will receive…
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It has now been a year since Videotron launched its cable telephone service, offering consumers an affordable alternative to the residential phone service provided by the major telephone companies…
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MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable has doubled the speed of its high speed Internet “lite” service.
During February, HSI Lite download speed will be increased from 300 Kpbs up to…
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TORONTO – At its business review/investors’ day in Toronto today, Bell Canada will make several announcements. They include:
* Placing 1.6 million regional/rural phone lines into an income trust…
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TORONTO – Saying (many, many, times) that the company is “rebuilding Bell” or moving towards “the new Bell”, Bell Canada Enterprises senior management made a number of announcements this…
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OTTAWA – Canada’s Telecommunications Hall of Fame today announced the launch of www.telecomhall.ca, the new web site which celebrates Canada’s legacy of success and achievement in the telecommunications…
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WINNIPEG – While revenue was strong, Manitoba Telecom Services posted big drops in earnings and income, however, the numbers were expected.
The Manitoba division is performing well and the integration…
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TORONTO – Bell Canada’s video division experienced its second-best year of growth in its history, adding approximately 200,000 customers during 2005.
That’s a 72% growth rate over 2004. While…
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