OTTAWA – Speakers have been announced and sessions outlined for the 2006 Canadian Association of Broadcasters convention, set for Vancouver November 5-7. The early registration deadline (where attendees get a... Continue Reading
EDMONTON – Telus and DevStudios International have entered into a sales teaming agreement to offer Telus’ small retail business customers the DevStudios Leapfrog Business Operating System. The software combines point... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - "We are working with Telus to create an open, standards-based IPTV network that uses best-in-class products from across the industry," said Dietmar Wendt, president, Global Services, Nortel in... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Telus will provide, manage and supply its portfolio of network services, including IT security, for the entire network of the Government of Ontario, the company announced today. The... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG IS ONE OF THE HOTTER bundling battlegrounds in Canada. While Shaw is the incumbent video provider and a nascent voice company in the Manitoba capital, MTS Allstream, the provincial... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Telus announced today that it will become Canada's largest income trust next year, assuming shareholders approve.After its major announcement last week that the company will spend $600 million... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Telus is spending $600 million over three years to enhance its broadband network in British Columbia, Alberta, and eastern Quebec, the company announced. By installing advanced Internet equipment... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Seven out of 10 Canadians don’t want the incumbent telephone companies to set their own prices for local phone service, according to a new survey conducted by a... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Broadcasting veteran Kevin Shea has been named chair of the Ontario Media Development Corporation, a provincial agency that promotes investment and employment in six cultural industries. Shea was... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – If the CRTC allowed BDUs such as Telus to carry the Canadian satellite radio services, it could “fundamentally” change the sat rad business plans, the Canadian Association of... Continue Reading