TORONTO – The little talent show that could is showing that it definitely can. Canadian Idol has signed on five sponsors for season four, the most so far. Kraft is... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Telus and Motorola this week announced the Canadian wireless company will have the Motorola Q exclusively. The Moto Q is a thin, sleek QWERTY keyboard wireless device meant... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – As CRTC chair Charles Dalfen mentioned in his speech to the Canadian Telecom Summit on Wednesday, the Commission has put out a call for comments to figure out... Continue Reading
IF RHETORIC AND HYPERBOLE were gasoline, a single spark would have razed the entire Toronto Congress Centre this week. The speeches from Bell Canada Enterprises CEO Michael Sabia and Telus... Continue Reading
BURNABY, B.C. – Cable power supply manufacturer Alpha Technologies announced it has hired Mark W. Schnarr as its new president and CEO. Schnarr brings 30 years of business management, marketing,... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The Canadian Telecom Summit's "regulatory blockbuster" session is a must-view event every year. This year was no different as regulatory chiefs from Bell Canada (Mirko Bibic), Rogers Communications... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – As long as mobile TV services maintain their current unicast model, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters say they don't need to be regulated, according to a submission made... Continue Reading
BANFF and TORONTO – Watch for coverage of the Banff World Television Festival 2006 in Banff, Alberta and The Canadian Telecom Summit in Toronto next week as Cartt.ca provides in-person... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Former CCTA president Michael Hennessy started his new life at Telus this week. As vice-president broadband and video policy he's the western telco's "content guy" Hennessy told Cartt.ca.... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Name display is a neat technology that has been available to wireline telephony customers for years and as of today, is now available to Rogers Wireless customers. A... Continue Reading