TORONTO – XM Canada marked its 22nd consecutive quarter of revenue growth, posting a 13.4% in the second quarter.
The satellite radio operator, on track for a June close for…
Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Shaw Communications has asked the CRTC to drop the requirement that Shaw Cable and Shaw Direct be kept structurally separate.
In an application filed with the Commission, Shaw…
Continue Reading
THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 15, marks two important deadlines for CTAM Canada members.
It is last day to RSVP for the annual CTAM night all the ballgame, where members can cheer…
Continue Reading
CALGARY – Facing serious competitive attacks on the TV front as well as rapidly developing global wireless technologies, Shaw Communications said today it is putting the brakes on its…
Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Videotron became the first BDU to publicly assure their customers that they will not be adversely impacted by the digital transition on August 31, 2011.
“Videotron will convert…
Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Stingray Digital has signed a long term agreement with Bell that will allow Bell’s Fibe TV to become the first in North America to launch the new…
Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Don’t change regulations just to let the major sports broadcasters get out of scheduling problems they created themselves, Score Media told the CRTC this week.
Earlier this week…
Continue Reading
OTTAWA – A morning talk show that maligned the wrong government agency and named its employees on air breached a number of broadcast codes, according to the Canadian Broadcast Standards…
Continue Reading
LAS VEGAS – What devices are going to drive the near term future of consumer electronics and the consumption of media? The PC, smart phone, tablet and one that…
Continue Reading
LAS VEGAS – “It’s great that you can get XM Channel 153 – the comedy of Canada – on your iPad,” National Association of Broadcasters president and CEO Gordon…
Continue Reading
