DEREGULATING LOCAL PHONE in major urban centres in 2007 seems to me to be the right thing to do. "The idea that somehow the cable guys are at a disadvantage... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Last week Telus began offering dedicated adult content to its wireless subscribers. For about $3 to $4 per download, customers can access images and videos from the Telus... Continue Reading
LAS VEGAS – In kicking off the session this morning on IPTV, PricewaterhouseCoopers' Asia Pacific head Marcel Fenez outlined the changes in his city, Hong Kong, with the introduction of... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Industry Minister Maxime Bernier’s efforts to hasten deregulation of local telephone service have come under fire from Canadian consumer groups. At a press conference Monday, the organizations charged... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Until the federal government makes up its mind on who it wants to lead the CRTC, vice-chair broadcasting Michel Arpin has been appointed acting chairperson, secretary general Diane... Continue Reading
FINAL SUBMISSIONS TO THE CRTC on its conventional television policy review were due in yesterday. Cartt.ca managed to get our hands on eight submissions (unfortunately, none of the companies serving... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Telus today announced it will provide managed communications applications for Canadian businesses, hosting several Microsoft tools on its servers to give small and medium businesses access to applications... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Telus TV has activated its pay-per-view service Friday, adding movies, sports and other events to its digital TV lineup. Telus TV pay-per-view offers access to a wide variety... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – While Telus expects to add about the same number of new wireless and Internet customers in 2007 as it did in 2006, additional services means more revenue in... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Ashok Kalle, president of independent ISP Pathway Communications says the federal government's decision to relax the rules of the regulatory game when it comes to telecom is bad... Continue Reading
