It's not often that CRTC hearings about mergers and acquisitions draw a room full of laughter.
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Wireless carriers may be hit with hundreds of millions of dollars in one-time additional costs as they deal with the CRTC's new wireless code of conduct and unpaid device subsidies on existing wireless contracts after June 2015.
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CBC/Radio-Canada is not backing down from its lawsuit against International Channel/Canal International (ICI), even if it no longer intends to completely change the name of its French-language broadcaster to ICI, CBC spokesman Marc Pichette said.
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Quebecor Media Inc. named Isabelle Dessureault as the new vice-president of content commercialization and public affairs at its Videotron Ltd. subsidiary, Quebecor said.
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The Canadian Media Production Association (CMPA) and Telefilm Canada introduced a new mentorship program that will link marketing professionals with production companies.
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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner wants more information about a Canadian program that gathers data on individuals’ Internet and phone communications, The Globe and Mail reported Monday.
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Hamilton, Ont. company Source Cable Ltd. is now offering Astral Media Inc.'s The Movie Network Go service for online, on-demand and mobile viewing, the company said.
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The third season of Game of Thrones, which wrapped up June 9, broke HBO Canada’s ratings record as its most watched series, said Astral Media Inc.'s The Movie Network.
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Telus Corp. avoided a $10 million, non-refundable loan by backing out of its $380-million deal to acquire Dave Wireless Inc. by a June 10 deadline, said Ted Woodhead, Telus’ senior vice-president of government and regulatory affairs.
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The Canadian Media Production Association (CMPA) elected four new directors and re-elected the rest of its board for a two-year term, the CMPA said.
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