TORONTO – MTS Allstream has won a five-year contract with Hydro One Telecom to help connect its customers between Sudbury and Thunder Bay, ON.
The 2.5 gigabit IP connection will…
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NEW YORK – Microsoft and Nokia have formed an alliance to deliver enterprise-grade solutions for mobile productivity.
Under the terms of the agreement, the two companies will begin collaborating immediately on…
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PARIS – Canadians pay some of the highest prices in the world for their cell phones, says a report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). But…
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TORONTO – In a new message on its “save local” web site, CTVglobemedia says it wants cable and satellite bills to be regulated.
As most Canadian BDU customers are becoming…
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WINNIPEG – As part of its plans to celebrate its 10th anniversary in September, Aboriginal network APTN will air a 90-minute special called Milestones, Memories and Moving Forward.
Hosted…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU and MONTREAL – The CRTC has given the go ahead for two new English language FM stations and a French language community FM radio station to serve the…
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IN THEIR FIGHT against fee-for-carriage (or in CRTC chairman Konrad von Finckenstein’s now-preferred vernacular, "value-for-signal"), Canada’s broadcast distribution undertakings plan to fire every bullet in their chambers and lob…
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GATINEAU – So much for our idea of just “getting on with this.”
The CRTC today announced that we will be starting all over again on the fee-for-carriage file…
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PRINCE RUPERT, BC – CityWest has added seven new HD channels to its digital cable line-up for customers in Prince Rupert, Port Edward and Terrace.
APTN HD, CTV West HD,…
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VANCOUVER – The National Basketball Association (NBA) has teamed up with Broadbandtv Corp. to highlight its presence on YouTube.
Utilizing YouTube’s platform tools, Broadbandtv will increase the NBA content currently available…
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