TORONTO – Cogeco Peer 1 is offering cloud connect for ExpressRoute, a secure and high performance connectivity solution for Canadian Microsoft Cloud customers.As an Azure ExpressRoute partner, Cogeco Peer 1... Continue Reading
OTTAWA-GATINEAU – The CRTC took matters in to its own hands Thursday, throwing out the wholesale high-speed access rates proposed by the country’s large cable and telephone companies in favour... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Former Cogeco exec Antonio (Tony) Ciciretto as has been named president and CEO of TeraGo Inc. effective immediately, replacing Stewart Lyons.Most recently president and CEO of Cogeco Peer... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Videotron, Bell and Cogeco were quick to jump on the CRTC-commissioned broadband report that determined that Internet service providers (ISPs) largely meet or exceed their advertised download and upload... Continue Reading
GATINEAU - The full results of a first-of-its-kind independent, national study on broadband performance in Canada shows that Internet service providers (ISPs) largely meet or exceed their advertised download and... Continue Reading
TORONTO – UK-based digital radio streaming service Radioplayer is coming to Canada after joining forces with 15 Canadian radio broadcasters.Launching later this year, the free app will allow Canadians access... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – SEASONS, a French-language channel dedicated to all things hunting, fishing and nature across the world was launched today by THEMA - a CANAL+ company, perhaps best known here... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Rogers Communications and Videotron must go back to the drawing board for parts of their respective disaggregated wholesale broadband offerings after the CRTC said Wednesday that while some... Continue Reading
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
