HALIFAX and TORONTO – Canadian teen series Degrassi is alive and well, with a new series set to premiere on Family Channel in Canada early next year, and on…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – The CRTC is asking Canadians to weigh in on the country’s message relay services to help it determine whether its policies are meeting users’ needs.
Teletypewriter (TTY) and…
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TORONTO – Telus is pulling the plug on its Black’s photography chain citing “technological innovations” that have changed the way that Canadians take and share photos.
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TORONTO – CBC is teaming up with distributor Banijay International on a project designed to foster original factual format development in the independent production community…
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TORONTO — Juggling the daily demands of directing one of Canada’s major national news organizations, while also overseeing a structural migration to digital and maintaining journalistic integrity in the…
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TORONTO — Adding some broadcast content into the mix at the Canadian Telecom Summit last week, experts from the video content creation and distribution industries discussed the challenges and…
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BANFF – Identity figured prominently as Monday took shape at the 2015 Banff World Media Festival.
Jill Soloway, creator of Transparent, provided her own version of the paradox of plenty…
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THE QUEBEC GOVERNMENT intends to interfere in commerce on the Internet, the free choice of Quebecers to choose with whom to do business, and to require ISPs to establish…
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VANCOUVER – Seeking to keep up with its rival Shaw, Telus is making free public Wi-Fi available at more than 8,000 hotspots across B.C. and Alberta.
Available to both Telus…
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MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable subsidiary Atlantic Broadband is buying the cable system owned by MetroCast Communications for US$200 million, the companies said Monday.
MetroCast Connecticut's network passes close to…
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