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June 1, 2011 15 years ago

CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada recruits social media

TORONTO – With the NHL’s Stanley Cup Finals underway, CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada is experimenting with social media in some unique ways. Through a partnership with Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft and… Continue Reading

June 1, 2011 15 years ago

Videotron customers can now use both IPv4 and IPv6

MONTREAL – Videotron has begun implementing the IPv6 Internet Protocol, becoming the first major Internet service provider in Canada to offer all of its customers IPv6 access. The company said… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

Cartt.ca INVESTIGATES: Is cord-cutting fact or fiction? Reality or baloney?

AS THE WAYS IN WHICH consumers can get video content proliferate, traditional media producers and distributors are worried about their future. They hear tons of anecdotal evidence that Canadians are… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

Global TV unveils “powerful, stable” Fall program schedule

TORONTO – Global TV will add six new dramas and six new comedies to its 2011/12 primetime schedule, the broadcaster announced Tuesday. Headlining Global’s lineup of new acquisitions is Prime… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

Shaw Media commits to 15 new Canadian dramas

TORONTO – After unveiling the schedule of new shows for its Global TV network, Shaw Media patted itself on the back for what it described as its “continuing… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

CTS 2011: Rogers’ Rob Bruce on competition, spectrum and regulation – plus mining and social media

TORONTO – Rob Bruce, the president of the cable and wireless arm of Rogers Communications, won’t be alone this week calling (as he did Tuesday opening the 2011… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

CTS 2011: Wireless industry contributes $41.2B to Canadian economy in 2009

OTTAWA – Canada’s wireless industry injected $41.2 billion into the Canadian economy in 2009, according to a new report commissioned by the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA). The report, Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

CTS 2011: Open 700MHz auction “critical”, says Rogers’ Bruce

TORONTO – An equal and fair spectrum auction that allows established wireless providers and newcomers to play by the same rules is critical to Rogers’ roll out of its… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

CTS 2011: LTE will dominate “all spectrum, all technologies, all networks”

TORONTO – Despite numerous technical, operational and financial challenges, Long Term Evolution (LTE) will become a dominant wireless technology, if not the dominant wireless technology, globally by the end… Continue Reading

May 31, 2011 15 years ago

Telecom Hall of Fame hands out $86K in R&D funding

OTTAWA – Canada’s Telecommunications Hall of Fame has awarded the first instalment in its new telecom research and development (R&D) funding program to Ottawa’s Carleton University and Algonquin College. The… Continue Reading
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