VANCOUVER – Rogers must stop referring to itself as “Canada’s most reliable network” by the end of this week, said Justice Christopher Grauer in a written order.As reported by Cartt.ca, after... Continue Reading
By Christopher Maule, Professor Emeritus, Carleton UniversityTHE BATTLE BETWEEN CANADIAN BROADCASTERS and cable companies taking place before the CRTC is about the past and the disappearing present and not about... Continue Reading
BURNABY – Telus has invested over $70 million in upgrades to its wireless and broadband infrastructure in cities across B.C. for its 3G+ wireless network.In a flurry of press releases... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Media companies looking to monetize their content with online subscription models would be advised to look for additional sources of revenue.According to results from the Q3 edition of... Continue Reading
CAMPBELL RIVER, BC – Telus TV has arrived to challenge the television provider incumbents in more five more communities in British Columbia and Alberta.Over the last week, the telco has... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Now that Telus and Bell also operate HSPA wireless networks, too, Rogers Communications can’t call itself “Canada’s most reliable network” any more without proper qualifiers.As we reported last... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The sale of advertising time on American cable channels, by a new third-party company, can help fix what ails the broadcasting system, says former Canadian Association of Broadcasters... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The sale of advertising time on American cable channels, by a new third-party company, is now back on the industry’s agenda.In its presentation to the CRTC this morning... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Telus’ Michael Hennessy says that it all comes down to priorities.In advance of his company’s presentation in front of the CRTC on Tuesday, the SVP of regulatory and... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – A week after the launch of its new HSPA wireless network, Telus launched a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of British Columbia against Rogers Communications over the latter’s... Continue Reading