VICTORIA – Vecima said that the strengthening Canadian dollar was partially to blame for a 30% drop in its profits.
For the third fiscal quarter ended March 31, 2010, the manufacturer…
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OTTAWA – The f-word in The F-Word should not air before 9:00 pm, says the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC).
The F-Word is one of several reality/information cooking programs featuring…
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LOS ANGELES – The Canadian cable TV industry was out in force at the Los Angeles JW Marriott Tuesday night to honour industry pioneer JR Shaw, who was inducted…
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BANFF – The head of Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) will open this year’s Banff World Television Festival.
Paula Kerger will deliver the opening keynote address on June 14, and will…
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TORONTO – By bringing the green room into the living room, CTVglobemedia and TD Canada Trust are partnering on the largest integrated marketing campaign of its kind by a…
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MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable rolled out a new high speed Internet package Tuesday for its business customers in the Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Halton areas of Ontario.
Powered by DOCSIS…
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HALIFAX – Telus is urging its customers to think pink.
Between now and October 31, 2010, Telus has pledged to donate $25 from the purchase of every pink BlackBerry Curve…
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TORONTO – Rogers has launched a new program aimed at keeping its customers connected should their devices become lost, stolen or broken.
The Rogers Handset Protection Guarantee program, which launched Tuesday,…
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MONTREAL – Despite solid growth from its Videotron telecommunications group, Quebecor saw a $19.4 million year-over-year drop in its first quarter profits.
Net income for the quarter ended March 31,…
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LOS ANGELES – Comcast is not planning to make any major cultural changes at NBC Universal, assuming that its proposed $30 billion deal for NBCU is approved by U.S….
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