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CRC releases new software for SDR design
The Communications Research Centre (CRC) has released new software that is designed to help manufacturers accelerate the rollout of software defined radio (SDR) technology. The SCARI software suite provides companies with a complete blueprint for designing and implementing SDR, which will help ensure interoperability between SDR-based devices from a variety of manufacturers. "CRC has made a strategic investment in a forward-looking technology that will ensure military and public safety organizations have faster access to radios that are interoperable and hence can communicate with each other. The product released today demonstrates CRC’s longstanding commitment to excellence in the telecommunications field," acting CRC president Veena Rawat said in a news release.

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Move quickly to define rules and technical specs for public safety in 4.9 GHz band

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Market heating up for broadband wireless equipment, SRT debuts offering

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Pre-paid market to play significant part in new net additions in future

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Virgin Canada sets the record straight about investment review and launch date

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Pricing not likely to change dramatically following consolidation of market

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Telefilm committed to partnership with multimedia sector: Bélanger

 

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Claude Galipeau has been appointed to the newly-created position of executive director of digital programming and business development at the CBC. This is a new programming and business division for CBC’s English services. Galipeau will oversee the continuing growth and development and new and established digital programming and services, and fostering business development activities for all CBC platforms. At the same time, Sue Gardner has been appointed senior director of CBC.ca. Gardner has been with the CBC since 2000.

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Heritage Committee brings back copyright reform agenda
The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage has retabled its report on the copyright reform process that died with the ending of the last Parliamentary session. The committee had suggested an aggressive fall deadline for preparing legislation dealing with, among others, making changes to the Copyright Act to ratify Canada’s World Intellectual Property Organization obligations and create an extended licensing system for educational materials, and provide legal injunctions against tampering with technological protection measures. Both are controversial within and without Ottawa.The move by the committee forces the government to respond to the report.

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