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Consumer groups have filed an application with the CRTC in an effort to find out how many Bell Canada customers still using rotary phones are being charged a monthly $2.80 touch tone service fee.
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A decision from Industry Canada last month to allocate additional spectrum in the 11 GHz band to direct-to-home (DTH) services allows Shaw Communications Inc.’s satellite TV company Shaw Direct to meet growing demand for additional satellite TV services, including high-definition channels.
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Dawna Henderson, president and CEO of Toronto digital ad agency, Henderson Bas, takes over this week as the new board chair of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) of Canada. Henderson brings 25 years of creative and business expertise to the chair’s position (including 17 years within the interactive advertising industry), and has long been considered an industry pioneer, having founded one of Canada’s first digital marketing agencies. She has been an active and leading member of IAB Canada since its inception in 1997, and will continue to serve as the head of IAB Canada’s Agency Council.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is wading into a battle between satellite TV giant DirecTV and Ciel Satellite Group over the Ottawa company’s plan to use an orbital slot that includes the U.S. as well as Canada. Ciel’s ability to serve all of North America could depend on both the FCC, and its ability to launch a satellite on time.
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Ottawa-based tech patent firm Wi-LAN Inc. isn’t about to say just how much money it’s making from software that gives parents control over what their kids can watch on TV. But according to company president and CEO Jim Skippen, a new licensing agreement between Wi-LAN and PC-TV software firm CyberLink Corp. hints at the protective technology’s potential direction and prospects.
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