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NFB launches SVOD service on Vimeo

The National Film Board (NFB) of Canada said Wednesday it has launched a new subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) service on Vimeo LLC's platform.

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Shaw partners with Bell to offer CraveTV discount

Shaw Communications Inc. has partnered with BCE Inc. to provide Bell’s over-the-top (OTT) streaming service, CraveTV, at a discount to its cable and satellite customers.

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Bell expands TMN to West

BCE Inc.’s media division announced Tuesday it has expanded The Movie Network (TMN) and TMN Encore to Western Canada.

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With no network infrastructure, towns opting to build their own

Among the arguments from BCE Inc. and those supporting its appeal to federal cabinet of the CRTC decision mandating wholesale access to fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) networks is that the ruling will slow development of high-speed Internet infrastructure in outlying areas.

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CCTS creates annotated guide to wireless code

The Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS) issued Wednesday an annotated guide to the CRTC’s wireless code, aimed at helping clarify how the code applies in specific situations to allow more complaints to be resolved without CCTS involvement.

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Shaw-Wind close deal

Shaw Communications Inc. confirmed Tuesday that it has closed the deal to purchase Wind Mobile.

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CRTC says Blue Ant can’t reduce CanCon

The CRTC denied Blue Ant Media Inc.’s application to reduce its Canadian programming requirement for its Cottage Life specialty channel from 80 per cent to 50 per cent for the broadcast day.

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Stingray signs deal with du in UAE

Stingray Digital Group Inc. said Monday in a press release that it has signed an agreement with EITC’s du, a provider of mobile, Internet, cable and IPTV services in the United Arab Emirates, to provide Stingray Music and Stingray Concerts to du customers.  

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Bloomberg TV Canada joins Videotron lineup

Bloomberg TV Canada is now available to Quebecor Inc.'s Videotron subscribers, the channel's broadcast distributor announced Tuesday.

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As skinny basic arrives, experts doubt consumer appeal

On the day Canadian TV providers were required to make their skinny basic options available to consumers, experts expressed skepticism about how many Canadians will sign up for the new offers and their ability to improve the trend toward cord-cutting.

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