A new poll by Ipsos Reid found that Canadians are split on whether Canadian content rules are still necessary.
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International Datacasting Corporation (IDC) announced Thursday the appointment of David Little to the company’s board of directors.
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Eighty-four per cent of respondents in a VoxPop survey say they have received fewer telemarketing calls since they joined Canada’s National Do Not Call list (DNCL), up four per cent from February 2009.
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Shaw Communications Inc. announced Friday that the company plans to launch its wireless service by the end of next year.
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Industry experts say foreign ownership questions and delays in the transition to digital television are likely to hold up an auction for “ultra prime” spectrum in the 700 MHz band.
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OTTAWA—The question of whether Internet service providers (ISPs) should be regulated as distributors under the Broadcasting Act has reached a boiling point as cultural groups and ISPs have put their arguments on the table at the Federal Court of Appeal.
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In response to the CBC’s internal memo that it will lose $12.6-million in digital production and television program funding this year, the Canada Media Fund (CMF) says it is trying to “level the playing field” between the CBC and private broadcasters.
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Industry insiders say they expect the federal government’s upcoming consultations on a national digital economy strategy to play out on a scale similar to last summer’s copyright consultations.
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Astral Media Inc. said it plans to use more digital media to help improve its radio earnings.
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Driven by growth in basic cable, high-speed Internet, digital television and telephony customers, Cogeco Cable Inc.’s quarterly operating revenues increased by 5.1 per cent from the same time last year to $320.4 million, the company said Thursday.
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