Cable / Telecom News

More EOD from Rogers as election approaches


TORONTO – With 11 days left in the campaign, Rogers Cable is adding more and more content to Election on Demand 2006. As reported in December, Rogers decided to deploy its video on demand servers in a neat way not seen before, adding video content from CPAC, Rogers Television and candidates themselves that digital cable customers can call up and watch whenever they want.The service is free to Rogers Digital Cable customers on channel 100. "In battleground Ontario, the demand for election-related information has been overwhelming," says David Purdy, vice president and general manager of television for Rogers Cable. "As...