MONTREAL – CRTC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais will begin his TV conversation en francais, first.
Blais will deliver a speech at Université Laval on Thursday morning to…
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By Greg O'Brien
TORONTO – The topics of change and evolution dominated CBC/Radio-Canada’s fifth annual public meeting Wednesday at the Canadian Broadcasting Centre in Toronto while in the…
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OTTAWA – The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) said that the misidentification of protesters made by Sun News Network host Ezra Levant violated the Canadian Association of…
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MONTREAL – Bell Canada confirmed Wednesday that it is tracking its mobile customers’ web habits, but that data will only be used to deliver customized ads, and customers may opt…
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CALGARY – Shaw Communications said Wednesday it has signed a multi-year agreement with Canad Inns to deliver TV, voice, Internet and data services to its 16 locations.
Shaw…
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VANCOUVER – Telus announced Wednesday evening it will buy Public Mobile.
“Following our review of strategic options for our organization, Telus stood out as the company most committed…
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ATLANTA – It looks like other major North American and international cable operators may soon join Comcast in deploying new cable boxes outfitted with standardized software for IP…
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ATLANTA—While Michael Powell absolutely loves the speeds of DOCSIS 3.1, he absolutely hates the name.
Powell, president and CEO of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA), is…
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TORONTO –Independent broadcaster Hollywood Suite has announced the launch of its four high definition, commercial-free movie channels, on Shaw and Shaw Direct.
“We are thrilled to be bringing the films…
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ATLANTA—Racing to a finish even faster than it predicted in a “bold” forecast last fall, CableLabs proclaimed Monday that its new DOCSIS 3.1 specification crafted for next-gen cable…
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