After months of speculation, Google Inc. has finally spelled out its plans to transform the mobile phone industry, not by putting out its own “Google Phone” necessarily but by…
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OTTAWA – Fee-for-carriage is back and it’s not just on broadcasters’ wish lists in panel discussion here at the CAB Convention: the CRTC has announced it will re-consider…
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OTTAWA – Members of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) were recognized Monday for their outstanding programming and promotion initiatives.
The 2007 Gold Ribbon Awards were presented to the…
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TORONTO – A weekend of free Movie Central programming is coming up in western Canada.
The free preview goes from 6 p.m. MT (5 p.m. PT) on Friday, Nov….
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OTTAWA – The Gold Ribbon Awards for Community Service, along with a Special Award to veteran broadcaster Al MacKay, were presented Tuesday at the annual convention of the Canadian…
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MONTREAL – Quebecor Media Inc. reported Tuesday an 82 per cent rise in third quarter net income, largely on the strength of a big quarterly increase in cable customer…
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MONTREAL – Videotron reported Tuesday that it posted “impressive” growth for the third consecutive quarter, exceeding its subscription forecasts for each of its four products – cable television, cable…
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TORONTO – Rogers Media announced today it will sell two multi-faith stations, commonly known as OMNI 10 and 11 to S-VOX, the owner of multi-faith and multicultural broadcaster VisionTV….
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TORONTO – The next time you’re at a Petro-Canada gas station to fill up, don’t be surprised to hear: “Check your oil? How about a mobile phone?”
Or you…
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TORONTO – Global Television has named this year’s winners of the Broadcasters of the Future Awards. They are Scott Best of Winnipeg, Felicia Hsuen-Ling Yap of Calgary, and Morgan…
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