SCOTTSDALE, AZ – The introduction of Microsoft Vista, which encourages PC-TV tuner vendors to centralize their drivers, will boost the growth of PC-TV tuners, according to the In-Stat report,…
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OTTAWA – About 10.6% of Canadian households subscribe to a cable telephone or voice over IP service, Statistics Canada reports.
For the first time ever, Statscan’s Residential Telephone Service…
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HALIFAX – Turns out Bragg Communications’ deal to buy Amtelecom was only the beginning after all.
Today, Bragg Communications, owners of eastern telco EastLink, announced that is has…
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MARKHAM – Cable and telecom equipment and services supplier Cygnal Technologies warned this morning that first quarter revenue will come in lower than last year but thanks to cost-cutting…
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MONTREAL – Telus today announced that it has signed an agreement with the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League to webcast all league games on telus.com/qmjhl.
This exclusive five-year agreement…
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MONTREAL – Three men suspected of stealing satellite signals were arrested by the Quebec RCMP yesterday.
The investigation, dubbed operation “Costume”, also resulted in the search of two places…
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TORONTO – Most Rogers Wireless customers still on its old TDMA/analogue network have already made the upgrade to a new handset and are now on the company’s GSM net,…
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OTTAWA – Saying it achieved "major strides" in advancing diversity in Canadian broadcasting in 2007-07, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters has filed its second annual report to the CRTC…
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TORONTO – TVOntario’s latest board appointments show a bit of the new direction the provincial educational public broadcaster is headed.
"As TVO moves forward with its transformation to digital…
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VANCOUVER – A six per cent increase in revenues, compared to a year ago, to $2.21 billion highlighted first quarter results from Telus.
The company cited continued strong wireless…
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