WATERFORD, CT - Cogeco Communications subsidiary Atlantic Broadband has launched Gigabit internet service in Connecticut, but there’s no indication that its Canadian parent will follow suit any time soon.Atlantic Broadband's... Continue Reading
Without a major regulatory change, the traditional TV industry here faces a chilling futureIF THE CRTC DOESN’T, at long last, review the 1999 New Media Exemption Order, the Canadian TV... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Media’s Investigation Discovery (ID) and Discovery Science will both be opening up for a four week free preview September 22 through October 19.The timing will coincide with the... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The CRTC shouldn’t bow to pressure from the vertically integrated (VI) entities and loosen any regulatory measures on their activities, according to comments from the non-VI broadcast distributors.In... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Cogeco Inc. and Cogeco Communications Inc. have named Luc Noiseux as senior vice-president and chief technology and strategy officer, effective immediately.Noiseux (pictured) joins Cogeco from Accedian Networks where... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Media’s Discovery is gearing up for its first-ever nationwide free preview this fall which will include the debut of Frontier, its first original Canadian scripted drama.Set against... Continue Reading
Smithard to be promotedMONTREAL- Cogeco Communications announced Friday Louise St-Pierre (right) has decided to retire as president and CEO of Cogeco Connexion.Effective September 1, 2016, Ken Smithard, vice-president, performance, organizational... Continue Reading
MONTREAL — Cogeco Connexion is getting a refreshed look with a new brand identity being unveiled today in an advertising campaign launched in Quebec and Ontario. The new tagline “Switch... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The Canadian Association of Community Television Users and Stations (CACTUS) said today it has received a letter from the CRTC indicating the Commission is deferring consideration of almost... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Five years ago, during a surprisingly competitive CRTC process to award new commercial AM radio stations in Montreal, one independent group burst onto the scene with grand promises... Continue Reading