TELEVISION STILL TRUMPS social media, with most respondents saying that they would forego social networks if staying online meant they could no longer watch television, according to a new international…
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TORONTO – Primus Canada is expanding the availability of BEX – Business Ethernet Xtended to Vancouver, Edmonton, Brampton and London in response to customer demand for the service.
Since launching…
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TORONTO – Friends of Canadian Broadcasting has launched an online voting system to help choose the next chair of the CBC.
The independent watchdog called the practice of appointing the CBC…
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OTTAWA – If you ask anyone on the regulatory side of this industry, they’ll tell you that Bob Buchan and Peter Grant are two of the most admired legal…
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TORONTO – After less than stellar first quarter financial results, Rogers’ president and CEO Nadir Mohamed refused to rule out the possibility of more staff layoffs.
At the company’s…
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TORONTO – Rogers blamed “highly competitive markets” for first quarter declines in both revenue and profits.
Consolidated financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2012 saw revenue dip…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC received 39 new complaints in the first quarter of 2012 about the Internet traffic management practices (ITMPs) used by Internet service providers.
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HALIFAX – Growth in its television and Internet services helped boost first quarter profits at Bell Aliant.
The regional telco said Thursday that net earnings for the period ended March…
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OTTAWA – Industry Canada is proposing to switch from a single licence auction format to one where bidders would place a single bid on a package of licences. The…
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OTTAWA – A television interview about the student protests in Quebec was fair and balanced and therefore did not breach any broadcast codes, the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC)…
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