Rogers Communications announced Tuesday it is collaborating with CableLabs to develop industry-leading network technology for Canadians. The collaboration will see the establishment of “CableLabs North” — located in Calgary at Rogers Barlow... Continue Reading
Rogers announced Monday that it has expanded its Self Protect home security product into western Canada. The self-managed product, according to a press release, provides live round-the-clock video recording, with... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The country’s largest broadcasters are asking the CRTC to wait until it has implemented the rules from the Online Streaming Act before it does anything to the... Continue Reading
The CRTC announced Friday that Rogers, subject to fulfilling conditions, will receive up to roughly $12 million from the CRTC’s Broadband Fund to build new cell towers to serve roughly... Continue Reading
A pilot project using Rogers’s 5G-powered AI technology will be used by the city of Toronto as part of its Congestion Management Plan, which was approved Thursday. The pilot in... Continue Reading
The new season of Canada’s Got Talent, in which the winner will receive $1 million from Rogers — the largest cash prize in Canadian television history — got underway Tuesday night... Continue Reading
The CRTC said last week that it will accept applications for another FM radio station in Calgary. The regulator received 75 interventions in support of providing at least one more... Continue Reading
Groups representing deaf and blind Canadians that took part in the CRTC’s two-and-a-half-year review of video relay service (VRS) are accusing the country’s large telecom players of turning the cost... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout Rogers president and CEO Tony Staffieri told members of the House of Commons industry committee Monday that the wireless price increases it announced in January affect only... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout Concerned about further delay in the process, the CRTC on Tuesday denied Bell’s application asking it to defer to the courts the question of whether it has... Continue Reading