The CRTC denied an application by Bell Canada Tuesday to use its deferral account funds to deploy an HSPA+ broadband Internet service in 112 rural and remote communities in Ontario and Quebec.
Arpin joins l’Université de Montreal
CBC’s Harrington moves to Marketplace
CTV announces new appointments to digital team
Fibre rollout in population densities of 6,000? Try 50
A new German report on fibre rollout in Europe and Australia focuses on population densities of a minimum 6,000 people per square kilometre, highlighting the challenges Canada faces as it rolls out broadband in suburban and urban areas with densities as low as 50 people per square kilometre.
Small ISPs happy with new speed matching decision
CRTC upholds ‘paternalistic’ approach to community TV, CACTUS says
The CRTC upheld a “paternalistic” stance toward the community television sector in its new regulatory policy released Thursday, Catherine Edwards, a spokeswoman for the Canadian Association of Community Television Users and Stations (CACTUS), said in an interview.
Google, Yahoo, concerned about Bill-C-32 ‘enabler’ provision
CRTC issues new rules for 9(1)(h) must-carry requests
The CRTC released new criteria Friday for the application of section 9(1)(h) of the Broadcasting Act, under which broadcasters can request a special order for must-carry status on a carrier’s digital basic service.