TORONTO – While few can say for sure when the next election might be, the Conservative Party of Canada announced today in Toronto, that Peter Kent,…
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LAS VEGAS – When huge American telco Verizon enters the TV market later this year, the company “will change the competitive landscape in the video marketplace, both now and…
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OTTAWA – Broadcast, cable and telecom initiatives currently before cabinet, committees and other Parliament Hill panels (like the repeatedly delayed amendments to the Radiocommunication Act) again face death or…
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OTTAWA – Serendipitously gathered together on the 10th anniversary of the launch of Rogers WAVE, the first North American high speed Internet on cable service, SCTE-Ontario members heard first…
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TORONTO – The Radio-Television News Directors Association of Canada recently announced that seven individuals will be honoured with the 2005 RTNDA Canada Lifetime Achievement Awards.
The awards will be…
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NEW YORK – A new report from consulting monolith Deloitte & Touche says the business model of existing traditional broadcast TV networks is now obsolete and if drastic changes…
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HALIFAX – EastLink, the first Canadian cable company to offer phone service to its customers, recently announced a deal to publish the first ever EastLink PhoneGuide.
The company has…
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CALGARY – Prodded by analysts to peer into their regulatory crystal ball, Shaw Communications’ chief executives Jim Shaw and Peter Bissonnette said they envision an easier regulatory environment in…
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DENVER and TORONTO – "Sales Strategies in a Bundled World" was the topic for hundreds of CTAM members around North America, including over 50 in Toronto and Montreal, who…
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TORONTO – The whole Rogers Communications campus is rather wrapped up in four little letters these days: VOIP.
Both 333 Bloor St. E and One Mount Pleasant are buzzing…
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