The Telecommunications Workers Union announced Monday that it has elected a new national president, Lee Riggs.
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Blue Ant Media Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc. reached an agreement to offer Shaw cable subscribers free previews of three Blue Ant specialty channels.
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Asian Television Network International Ltd.’s(ATN) first-quarter profits fell by 30 per cent from a year earlier despite an increase in revenues.
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CBC/Radio-Canada is pleased the CRTC gave it more flexibility over the type of programming it airs on its national television services, Bev Kirshenblatt, the CBC’s senior director of regulatory affairs, said in an interview.
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The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) and the Ontario Association of Broadcasters (OAB) said they are disappointed with the CRTC’s decision to allow CBC/Radio-Canada to advertise on its Radio 2 and Espace Musique radio networks.
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Shaw Communications Inc. launched 120 new high-definition channels on its Shaw Direct satellite TV system, the company said.
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As the cliché goes, there is success in persistence. For Absolute Software Corp., it's in “persistent,” unerasable software.
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A new network of groups called the Fair Deal coalition wrote a letter to International Trade Minister Ed Fast asking for protections for citizens and innovative companies in copyright policy as part of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade talks.
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CBC/Radio-Canada suggested disclosing salary ranges under the Access to Information Act instead of specific salaries.
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The Ontario Superior Court approved Telus Corp.’s deal to purchase Dave Wireless Inc., operating as Mobilicity, for $380 million, the companies said.
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