TORONTO – Through their taxes as well as their cable and satellite bills, Canadians will contribute over $242 million to Canadian TV production via the broadcast performance envelope system…
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NEW YORK – Chrysler-driving Americans will be able to tool around with live TV in their vehicles, thanks to an agreement announced today between the carmaker and Sirius Satellite…
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HAMILTON – Mountain Cablevision has been awarded the outstanding business achievement award in the communications technology category by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.
The independent cableco, founded by Owen…
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HALIFAX – Independent cable company EastLink and the Halifax & Region Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) have joined together – with support from the Canadian Forces – to ensure…
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TORONTO – Julie Osborne, vice-president of affiliate marketing and sales for Rogers Media’s specialty services Sportsnet, G4techTV and the Biography Channel is moving to the Mount Pleasant Road side…
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TORONTO – The 2007 Canadian Telecom Summit, June 11-13, includes 18 keynote addresses by some of the most senior folks in the sector and has become a must-attend event….
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NEW YORK – During a recent trip to New York City, Industry Minister Maxime Bernier told reporters there the Conservative government is considering allowing foreign companies buy incumbent telcos…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – A 12.2% increase in spending on the likes of CSI, House, Lost, Prison Break, Ugly Betty, and other U.S. shows helped decimate broadcast TV profits in the…
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TORONTO – A survey done for Rogers Communications, Canada’s largest wireless company, says that Canadians are pleased with their cell phone service.
A total of 1,500 Canadians were surveyed…
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MONTREAL – Bell Canada said today that despite a story in the Globe and Mail this morning speculating a U.S. private equity firm may take the telco private,…
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