MARKHAM, ON – Capital Networks’ Audience software platform is behind the new Commanders Access Channel (CAC) and Emergency Alert System at Travis Air Force Base in Solano County, California.
World…
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TORONTO – The Directors Guild of Canada is losing its national executive director and CEO.
Brian Anthony, who assumed his DGC responsibilities in the Fall of 2007, said Wednesday that he…
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GATINEAU – Leave it to CRTC chair Konrad von Finckenstein to set the record straight.
In a letter to the editor of the Globe and Mail on Wednesday, von…
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TORONTO – Mobilicity is making good on its threat to sue Rogers over the launch of its new low-cost brand Chatr.
The new wireless provider told Cartt.ca that its…
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MONTREAL – Bell scored an exclusive deal with the National Football League Wednesday which will see live games, including the Super Bowl, offered to Bell Mobility customers across the…
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TORONTO – Tom Clark, host of CTV News Channel’s Power Play With Tom Clark and former CTV News Washington Bureau Chief, has left the network after almost four decades
Tuesday’s…
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TORONTO – Radio veteran Andy Barrie is joining Toronto’s Ryerson University as distinguished scholar in residence in the Faculty of Communication & Design for the 2010-11 academic year.
Barrie, who…
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MONTREAL – Let the battle for Quebec’s mobile customers begin.
Quebecor Media and Videotron will unveil its new 3G+ wireless network this Thursday, the company said Tuesday. President and CEO…
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CULVER CITY, CA and TORONTO – Crackle, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s premium video entertainment network is now available in Canada.
Advertiser supported, Crackle features high-quality original short-form series, full-length and short-form…
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ST. JOHN’S – Bell Aliant employees and volunteers distributed 3,200 backpacks to over 200 organizations in six provinces as part of its ‘Backpacks for Kids’ program.
Now in its seventh…
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