BlackBerry Ltd. said Monday it has named Eric Johnson as president of global sales.
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Industry Canada will auction off 2500 MHz spectrum licences in April 2015 using smaller “Tier 3” licence areas that will allow smaller service providers to access more wireless airwaves in rural locations, Industry Minister James Moore said.
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BCE Inc.’s mobile TV product is a distinct broadcast distribution business and its pricing structure does not disadvantage competitors' over-the-top video services any more than the pricing of home TV services offered by other Internet service providers (ISPs), the company said in regulatory filings.
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The Eastern Ontario Warden’s Caucus (EOWC) awarded Bell Aliant Inc., Cogeco Cable Inc. and Utilities Kingston contracts to expand fibre Internet connections to business parks in rural Ontario locations, the EOWC said.
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Rogers Communications Inc. is spending more than $100 million to buy rights from both American and Canadian content owners in order to launch its own over-the-top video service, Cartt.ca reported Thursday.
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. has agreed to buy an additional $250 million worth of convertible debt in BlackBerry Ltd., according to an announcement from BlackBerry on Wednesday.
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Postmedia Network Canada Corp., operator of newspapers and news websites across Canada, reported on Thursday an $11.8-million first quarter net loss for the three months ended Nov. 30.
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Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc. said Thursday that Michael Nowlan is its new chief executive officer.
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The Canadian government is "luring" U.S. technology giants following last year’s revelations about spying by the National Security Agency, the Toronto Star reported Thursday.
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The long-anticipated 700 MHz spectrum auction begins Tuesday, Jan 14. Among the rules set out by Industry Canada, each of the three incumbents, Rogers Communications Inc., Telus Corp. and BCE Inc., are each only allowed to acquire one of the four prime blocks of spectrum in each of 14 designated regions across the country, which leaves at least one block open to another bidder.
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