MONTREAL – Montreal’s Metro 14 will launch in high definition this Saturday.The Channel Zero-owned station also confirmed that it will be launching in HD on Cogeco systems around the Montréal... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable has rolled out its Ultimate 30 and Ultimate 50 high speed Internet packages for consumers in Napanee, ON, as well as its new Business Ultimate 30... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Cogeco Cable Inc. says it has completed the acquisition of Quiettouch Inc. that was announced on June 27, 2011. Quiettouch is a 27-year-old leading independent provider of outsourced... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Cogeco Cable added two new French-language channels to its high definition lineup Thursday.TVA-owned Mlle is a channel designed for Quebec women passionate about style, beauty and wellness, while... Continue Reading
TORONTO and OTTAWA – Law professor Michael Geist is standing by a blog post he wrote late last week claiming satellite Internet provider Barrett Xplore altered its Internet management policies... Continue Reading
EVEN THE VERTICALLY integrated companies know they need a code of conduct to help guide how – as the 800-pound Canadian gorillas – they do business in a country where... Continue Reading
GATINEAU - Independent ISPs and some of their supporters came under significant criticism on day two of the CRTC’s wholesale usage-based billing hearing for wanting to profit off the backs... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Aggregated volume pricing (AVP) shouldn’t be seen as a penalty on independent ISPs, but as an incentive for them to manage their network congestion, Bell Canada told the... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Two years after establishing guidelines on net neutrality, the CRTC has fallen short on its goal to protect users, writes Michael Geist, a University of Ottawa law professor... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Coegco Inc. has written off its Portuguese cable unit Cabovisao amid a third quarter net loss of more than $56 million.The company said Thursday that the majority of... Continue Reading