CTVGlobemedia announced Wednesday that The Globe and Mail has launched a new application for Apple Inc. iPad.
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The CRTC announced Wednesday that it will introduce a new area code in Manitoba on Nov. 3, 2012, to relieve the region’s existing 204 area code.
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Shaw Communications Inc. announced Wednesday that the Ontario Superior Court has approved its plan to acquire Canwest Global Communications Corp.’s broadcasting assets for $2 billion.
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Rogers Communications Inc. launched its wireless discount brand Chatr Wednesday after a month of speculation about the company’s new offering.
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The Canadian Council of Music Industry Associations (CCMIA), an organization of 10 provincial and territorial music industry associations, announced Tuesday a new executive team.
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The CRTC announced Tuesday that it is closing a proceeding to look at amendments to the benefits policy framework for Canadian television.
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Rogers Communications Inc. said at a CRTC hearing Tuesday that Torstar Corp. is asking the commission to “subsidize its business” in a dispute over the carriage of Torstar’s ShopTV channel.
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Tout le monde en parle did not break any codes under the Broadcasting Act when it aired a controversial interview with Montreal author and filmmaker Ian Halperin in April, the CRTC says.
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) announced Monday that the telecom industry supports its standards for Internet protocol-based television (IPTV).
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Industry Minister Tony Clement said on his Twitter account Monday that he has asked Industry Canada to review Bill C-32, the copyright reform bill, following a U.S. decision that allows Americans to break digital locks, or digital rights management (DRM) on content and devices, in some instances.
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