EXTON, PA – The Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) has promoted three members of its organizational team as part of an effort to meet the growing needs of…
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TORONTO – VoIP home phone and long distance provider Comwave has developed its own app for unlimited mobile calling.
Designed for the iOS, BlackBerry and Android platforms, the free downloadable…
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TORONTO – Asian Television Network International (ATN) recorded almost $2 million in profits before tax for the first quarter of 2011, a whopping 375% increase year-over-year.
Earnings before interest, taxes,…
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MISSISSAUGA, ON – Bell has become the first Canadian partner of Microsoft’s cloud-based service designed for small and medium-sized businesses, and is now bundling it with their other business…
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OTTAWA – Canada’s wireless customers need better safeguards to protect against expensive premium text messaging services, according to a new report released Wednesday from the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC).
The…
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THE QUESTION, “Whose customer is it anyway?” has always been a contentious issue between television distributors and the pay and specialty channels they offer to Canadians.
In short, the BDUs…
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VANCOUVER – To mark the two-year anniversary of its partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society, Glentel is promising to donate $5 from every wireless device purchased at its new…
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PARIS – The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has released a new framework that it says will help to promote a more transparent and open Internet.
The…
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CALGARY – Third quarter profits at Shaw Communications were up 28% on revenues that cracked the $1 billion threshold, the company reported Wednesday. But it offered no glimpse into…
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LESS THAN A DECADE AGO, the television landscape was a lucrative landscape of BDUs and broadcasters who understood the terrain. Laws were established. Rules followed. Peace (sort of) reigned.
Then…
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