THIS IS A BIG JOB. No wonder Rogers Communications Group’s president and COO Nadir Mohamed doesn’t want to talk about succession. He’s got lots on his plate to worry about... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Canada’s wireless telephony industry is now aiming for September 2007 as the month when we’ll see wireless number portability in Canada. Despite the inability of wireless numbers to... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The headline on the release this morning touted Bell’s VOIP launch in Toronto and Hamilton, but deeper into the release, the telco said it’s also launched a “lite”... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The CRTC today approved Bell ExpressVu’s request to distribute partial or omnibus channels which contain original local and regional programming. Satellite providers simply don’t have the transponder space... Continue Reading
LET’S SAY YOU’RE AN MP, a cabinet-member even. You’re no dummy, despite the reputation politicians have. You know a lot about a lot of things. As a cabinet member, you’ve... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Cheers for the upswing in scripted dramas, cheers for the downturn in reality, scorn for the plague of ‘amber alert’ series and Lost imitators, howls for the once-mighty... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Canada video customers will be able to pick apart the Bell Canadian Open this weekend. Bell announced the launch of two exclusive on-demand sports services today, available... Continue Reading
THERE IS SO MUCH on the docket for lawyers working the telecom file in Canada these days, it’s almost hard to keep track. The CRTC begins its hearings into forbearance... Continue Reading
TORONTO - OLN unveiled a bold new logo and on-air look Thursday, extending the new OLN branding from the States to Canada. The new-look logo features the network's call letters,... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Bell Canada today announced the appointment of two senior executives. Kevin Crull is President, Residential Services. He will be responsible for wireline, high-speed Internet, and video services. With... Continue Reading