Rogers' chatr picking up mobile newcomers, turns attention to Christmas

TORONTO – While subscriber numbers are being held back for now and legal challenges from its competition are in progress, wireless brand chatr has gained a strong foothold in the Canadian market as it heads into a crucial two-month sales stretch, according to Garrick Tiplady, chatr’s senior vice-president.“We’re not releasing (subscriber numbers) now but what I can say is we’re quite pleased with the results – and when you step back... we’re seeing strong results across the country in all the markets we’ve launched in,” Tiplady said in an interview Tuesday afternoon with Cartt.ca.Chatr is so far available in the...