KELOWNA - Shaw Communications announced today the availability of Shaw High-Speed Xtreme-I in Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton and Kamloops, B.C. "This turbo-charged service is perfect for customers whose Internet experience includes... Continue Reading
TORONTO and MONTREAL – Fixed wireless company Look Communications appears on the road to recovery and says it’s looking forward to the new year and becoming not-so-fixed with its upcoming... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Rogers Communications Inc. today introduced a new wireless solution designed to help small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) increase productivity and lower costs.The product, mFORMS, is built upon technology... Continue Reading
REDMOND, Wash., and LOUISVILLE, Colo. - An agreement announced Wednesday between Microsoft and CableLabs means Microsoft’s dream of easily delivering high-quality TV signals to PCs is right around the corner.... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Both Rogers and Shaw Cable have applied to the CRTC again to alter the rules surrounding local ad avail time on U.S. cable channels. Currently, American channels such... Continue Reading
TORONTO – It was easy on Tuesday afternoon to get everyone to agree that targeted advertising is a better way to spend ad dollars on television. At the Velma Rogers... Continue Reading
HAMILTON - Power & Telephone Supply of Canada, announced this week the hiring of Suzanne Girard as district sales manager for broadcast and wireless products. Her “experience, knowledge and reputation... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Think Broadband Solutions was officially launched this week by Tri-Vision Electronics. The new, wholly-owned subsidiary “will focus on new telecom and wireless business opportunities and to complement Tri-Vision... Continue Reading
HALIFAX - EastLink and its employees helped raise $4,000 for the Sébastien Savage fund during the broadcast of a fundraising game played in honour of the injured Moncton Aigles Bleus... Continue Reading
CHURCHILL, Man. – Canada’s polar bear capital now has high speed Internet access, courtesy Manitoba Telecom Services. The port town of 1,000 people, which is an eco-tourism favourite thanks to... Continue Reading
