TORONTO – There were over 350,000 XM Canada satellite radio subscribers at the end of November.
The number of subscribers increased by 86% over the first quarter of last…
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TORONTO – International TV Internet broadcaster JumpTV announced today it has partnered with Quebecor Media’s Canoe.TV to broadcast selected channels on a free to consumer, ad-supported, basis within Canada….
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TORONTO – Multi-faith and multicultural television network VisionTV, has launched its first venture into the delivery of content on demand, the company announced today.
VisionTV On Demand delivers Flash…
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MONTREAL – Quebecor Media Inc. said today it will try to take its interactive marketing agency, Nurun, private.
Following a proposal received from a large Nurun Inc. shareholder, acting…
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TORONTO – At Astral Media’s annual shareholders meeting in Toronto today, president and CEO Ian Greenberg talked up the company’s ongoing growth prospects.
"We are very much present in…
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TORONTO – Two entrepreneurs have launched a new company and are looking to turn the cable industry green.
CTAR Corp, which stands for Canadian Telecommunications Asset Recovery, diverts telecom…
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CUTTING THE TRADITIONAL home phone line is becoming an increasingly popular thing to do among young Americans, reports research company In-Stat.
The typical cord cutter is under 35 years…
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TORONTO – MTS Allstream has signed a three-year extension to its existing contract with Primus Telecommunications.
Under the terms of the contract, MTS Allstream will continue to supply Primus…
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CALGARY – ACTRA, Friends of Canadian Broadcasting and the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers union say most Canadians want broadcast companies to continue to be Canadian owned.
The three groups…
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SAGUENAY – Quebec cable provider Videotron is investing $9 million to modernize its network in the city of Saguenay over the next 12 months.
The project, affecting about 66,000…
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