TORONTO – An increasing number of Canadian households are opting to cut the cords from their television services providers and landline telephones, according to two new reports from Convergence…
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WATERLOO, ON – A federal jury has ruled in favor of BlackBerry in a patent infringement case brought by NXP BV in the U.S. District Court, Middle District of…
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ROGERS MEDIA SPENT MUCH of Tuesday playing defence during its licence renewal hearings before the CRTC, deflecting criticism over the company’s desire to have its hockey broadcasts considered programming…
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YET ANOTHER FEDERAL government digital/new media announcement was made on Friday that offers hundreds of millions of dollars to connect the 280,000 Canadians without broadband…
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AN INTERESTING DECEMBER 2012 paper from the Australian Government's Department of Finance and Deregulation, Offices of Best Practices Regulation entitled "Influencing Consumer Behaviour: Improving Regulatory Design" is an instructive…
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BASED ON THE DOZENS of submissions from radio companies and other groups to the CRTC, the answer is a resounding… maybe.
Whether to bring the proprietary digital broadcasting format which…
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TORONTO – The notion that Facebook, digital and Twitter are considered the best ways to connect and share just didn’t sit right with the Television Bureau of Canada (TVB),…
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TORONTO – The Toronto Public Library has introduced a free service that allows customers to download or stream thousands of movies and songs.
With just a library card, customers may…
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QUEBEC CITY – EXFO Inc. has acquired the assets of ByteSphere LLC, a privately held software company in the Boston area that specializes in global IT management and network…
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WINNIPEG – MTS has selected 20 finalists from youth-serving organizations in Manitoba as part of its Future First initiative, a new community grant program focused on improving the…
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