TORONTO – While rookies and veterans sweat out their two-a-days in training camp, Rogers Cable will let its Ontario digital customers have a pre-season free look at NFL Network. The... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Using SAP for CPAC is not good enough for the federal government. Earlier this year, the feds directed the CRTC to change its exemption policy when it came... Continue Reading
WATERLOO, Ont. – When it comes to voice over Internet protocol telephony, Skype is leading the pack in North America, says new research released today by intelligent broadband network equipment... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Canada and Alison Green, vice-president programming, video group, parted ways on Friday August 5th, www.cartt.ca has learned. “It was a decision that was made with mutual consent,”... Continue Reading
WITH LIMITED NETWORK RESOURCES and many competing demands by subscribers, applications, and content providers, satisfying the demands of one stakeholder means taking resources away from another. This problem, along with... Continue Reading
CALGARY - Shaw Cablesystems announced a new video on demand agreement with Paramount Pictures. Shaw is the first Canadian company to come to a VOD deal with the movie and... Continue Reading
BURNABY – While the second quarter press release still intimated Telus may not launch its terrestrial digital television service, CEO Darren Entwistle told financial analysts today in a conference call that... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – A strong performance by the company’s wireless division helped lead Telus Corporation to strong revenue and income growth in the second quarter of 2005, ended June 30th. Consolidated... Continue Reading
SAINT JOHN - Academic research at seven Atlantic Canadian colleges and universities is being supported by a $550,000 equipment donation from Sun Microsystems and Aliant. The equipment is available thanks... Continue Reading
