TED ROGERS TURNED TO AN old friend this week to expand his telecom empire, but was a little unclear whether or not he’ll use his new hammer to nail his... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - This year marks the 20th anniversary of mobile telephony in Canada and it will be celebrated for a day in Ottawa at a conference entitled Mobile Telephony in... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Sabia, Mohamed, Entwistle, Dalfen, Citron, Linton – all will be featured at the 2005 Canadian Telecom Summit. Less than three weeks remain to register for Summit - May... Continue Reading
OTTAWA-GATINEAU - The CRTC said Friday that Shaw Communications was not giving itself an undue preference when denying full pay-per-view service to Telus and it’s yet-to-be-launched digital television service, Telus... Continue Reading
WASHINGTON - Stressing he does not know what the CRTC’s voice over IP decision will be, Bell Canada Enterprises CEO Michael Sabia said today that if it reads the way... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - After four and a half years of contract negotiations with the Telecommunications Workers Union (TWU) and an impasse at the bargaining table, western telco Telus today announced it... Continue Reading
HAVING COVERED THE Cable, radio, television and telecom markets for well over seven years now, you could say I was inspired. I’ve written about so many entrepreneurs who gambled and... Continue Reading
BURNABY, B.C. - The Telecommunications Workers Union (TWU) issued a statement today saying it was “outraged over statements made by Telus' CEO at today's Annual General Meeting.” According to the... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Revenues and earnings climbed for Telus Corp. in the first quarter of 2005, despite losses in the residential local line market. Consolidated operating revenues of nearly $2 billion... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Call-Net Enterprises Inc., otherwise known as Sprint Canada, reported revenue and EBITDA increases during the first quarter, ended March 31, 2005. Revenue same in at $216 million, a... Continue Reading
