TORONTO – CBC announced a two-year broadcast and multimedia agreement with the International Skating Union (ISU) today that will cover the broadcast and multimedia airing of high profile events…
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CALGARY – The familiar Shaw Communications logo is now emblazoned on a number of fast-moving Canadians and their specialized vehicles.
This week the company announced its sponsorship of the…
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TORONTO – Gearing up for the high definition evolution, Centennial College has equipped its broadcasting studio with four HD cameras to help train students in high-def techniques and production…
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TORONTO – Bell Canada today announced the availability of the 6141 High Definition (HD) satellite receiver.
"Growing consumer appetite for HDTVs is driving increased demand for HD services," said…
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GROWTH IN REVENUE FOR MOBILE business applications will be close to 50% between 2006 and 2007, and then slow to 44% from 2007 to 2008, says research firm In-Stat….
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KENORA – Bell Aliant will expand further west as Kenora City Council has approved the big telco’s $27 million purchase offer for the Kenora Municipal Telephone System, as…
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GATINEAU – The CRTC told Rogers Broadcasting this morning that it doesn’t think Parry Sound can support any more radio stations.
It denied the company’s application for a broadcasting…
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MISSISSAUGA – The Canadian Satellite Users Association (CSUA) will be changing its name to the Canadian Broadcast Distribution Association, effective next week.
The new name, and acronym – CBDA…
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OTTAWA and GATINEAU – For the first time, the CRTC will look at newspaper ownership when considering the diversity of media voices in Canadian markets.
As reported by…
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GATINEAU – This morning the CRTC will release its policy decision on the levels of media concentration in Canada, Cartt.ca has learned, just four months after holding a hearing,…
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