TORONTO - In advance of a CRTC ruling that is expected this spring, CHUM Limited has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Canada's premier jazz station, JAZZ.FM91, to... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – While cable companies, telcos and others roll out service upon service, and have now made convergence a reality, government policy must reflect that, says the Canadian Cable Telecommunications... Continue Reading
AYLMER, Ont. - Amtelecom Income Fund, the parent company of Amtelecom Communications, a cable and telephone company in southwestern Ontario, reported decreased revenues and earnings for the first quarter of... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Club found Mark Breslin was unveiled today as the programming director of Canadian Satellite Radio’s proposed Laugh Canada channel. Pending CRTC licensing, which is said... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Call-Net Enterprises Inc., otherwise known as Sprint Canada, reported revenue and EBITDA increases during the first quarter, ended March 31, 2005. Revenue same in at $216 million, a... Continue Reading
TORONTO - While the CRTC has only just gathered opinions on how digital migration of specialty services might happen, Rogers Communications and six other programmers have already hammered out their... Continue Reading
DARTMOUTH, N.S. - Radio and TV broadcaster Newfoundland Capital Corporation recorded across the board increases during the first quarter of 2005, ended March 31st. And happily, notes CEO Rob Steele,... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Broadcast, cable and telecom initiatives currently before cabinet, committees and other Parliament Hill panels (like the repeatedly delayed amendments to the Radiocommunication Act) again face death or delay... Continue Reading
CALGARY - Prodded by analysts to peer into their regulatory crystal ball, Shaw Communications’ chief executives Jim Shaw and Peter Bissonnette said they envision an easier regulatory environment in the... Continue Reading
