Rogers Communications Inc. is cutting 375 positions, company spokeswoman Patricia Trott said.
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The federal Conservative government has appointed Rémi Racine as new chair of CBC/Radio Canada’s board of directors on a five-year term, the government said Tuesday.
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John Hinnen is has been named vice-president of news for Rogers Communications Inc. subsidiary Rogers Media Inc., the company said Tuesday.
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The new Beijing Treaty approved at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Diplomatic Conference on the Protection of Audiovisual Performances this week will help performers maintain the integrity of their works and obtain financial compensation for their use, industry groups say.
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Rogers Communications Inc. will probably conduct a “small trial” of network personal video recorder (PVR) services to test the new copyright regime if there are no amendments to clarify Bill C-11's approach to the services, Ken Engelhart, Rogers’ senior vice-president of regulatory affairs, said at a Senate committee meeting Tuesday.
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Canada's over-the-top television landscape will become more competitive this summer as Sony Corp. launches Google Inc.'s Google TV product in the country for the first time.
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BCE Inc. subsidiary Bell Media Inc. and CBC/Radio-Canada submitted two failed bids for the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games and the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and will not jointly pursue the rights any further, the broadcasters said Monday.
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Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) will not separate itself into two businesses and remains committed to its restructuring plan, the company said Monday.
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Canadian voice-over-Internet calling company Comwave launched ePhone, a new VoIP app for Android smartphones and tablets intended to compete with Skype, the company said June 20.
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News talk stations are starting to fill a need on the FM dial and are now leading radio markets in North America and globally, Paul Tietolman, managing partner of radio company Tietolman Tetrault Pancholy Media, said.
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