TORONTO – FashionTelevision is the latest broadcast property to extend its brand into print.
The Bell Media-owned station is launching a semi-annual magazine next month aptly entitled FT Magazine. The…
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GATINEAU – Mandating Internet Protocol interconnection for voice services is unnecessary because doing so will not bring any additional benefits to consumers, three of the country’s incumbent telcos told…
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LOS GATOS, CA – Netflix has surpassed, albeit slightly, its target of 1 million Canadian subscribers a year after launching.
In a note to shareholders on Monday announcing its third…
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TORONTO – The Ontario Association of Broadcasters wrapped up its annual fall conference Thursday with the presentation of an array of awards.
Target Broadcast Sales founder Richard Sienko received a lifetime achievement award from…
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TORONTO – Score Media saw its 2011 profits cut nearly in half, despite a modest gain in revenue.
For the fiscal year ended August 31, the company posted net income…
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MONTREAL – Quebecor Media is demanding that CBC/Radio-Canada take down the page on its website that, among other allegations, accuses the Montreal-based media giant of using public subsidies for…
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MARKHAM, ON – Xplornet’s new 4G broadband satellite launched successfully on Thursday and is on its way to being stationed in geosynchronous orbit at an altitude of 35,786 km.
Xplornet…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC has approved Bell Aliant’s request for forbearance from the regulation of residential local exchange services in 19 exchanges in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC estimates that the total amount of Part II licence fees that it will assess in 2011 is $101.8 million.
The Commission said Friday that the fees,…
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CELLPHONE USE DOES NOT increase the risk of cancer, according to a new study conducted by Danish researchers and published on the British Medical Journal’s website Friday.
The large…
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