OTTAWA – It’s time to open up Canada’s telecom borders to foreign investment, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development told the federal government this morning.
Dimitri Ypsilanti, head of…
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LAS VEGAS – A dozen major U.S. broadcast companies today announced at NAB they will put their collective will and financial muscle to develop a new national mobile content…
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LAS VEGAS – Canadian actor Michael J Fox received a huge standing ovation by delegates at the National Association of Broadcasters annual convention as he received the organization’s Distinguished…
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TORONTO – Canada’s two satellite radio companies both introduced a free app for BlackBerry users on Monday.
As Cartt.ca reported last month, the XM online+ Application is an extension…
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PLESSISVILLE, QC – Community channels should have the right to sell local advertising to help fund new programming, says The Federation of Autonomous Community Television of Quebec.
The group, who…
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TORONTO – MTS Allstream employees of CAW Local 2000 voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new two-year collective agreement that they say resists concessions and provides greater job security.
Approximately…
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MONTREAL – Bell TV made history this weekend after airing the country’s first national 3D high definition television broadcast.
The DTH behemoth broadcast the final two rounds of the 2010…
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MONTREAL – The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and Radio-Canada will join forces to showcase over 2,000 hours of new stock footage on-line.
The footage will include archival material…
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MONTREAL – Telus could go head to head with incumbent Videotron after announcing plans to beef up its advanced broadband services in Quebec via a $250 million investment.
In addition to…
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TORONTO – The majority of Canadians feel that Canadian Content rules should be relaxed, according to a new Ipsos Reid poll.
In ‘The Canadian-Content Conundrum’ survey, 53% of the…
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