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5G to be ‘crowded playground,’ conference hears

GATINEAU, Que. — New entrants and existing service providers that haven’t traditionally delved into the mobile wireless market could find opportunities to take advantage of 5G and available spectrum, participants of the Wireless World Research Forum’s 5G Huddle were told Wednesday.

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NorthVu drops Bell IPTV patent case

NorthVu Inc. has abandoned an appeal it filed with MediaTube Corp. in a dispute with BCE Inc.

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CRTC calls for radio, BDU licence renewal applications

The CRTC is asking for holders of both radio and cable and IPTV broadcast distribution undertaking (BDU) licences that expire on Aug. 31, 2018 to apply to renew their licences.

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Canadian content finding home in Europe: report

Canada Media Fund (CMF)-supported content has seen a healthy export market in Europe, rivalling Canada’s number one export market in the United States, according to a new report sponsored by the Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA).

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Bell MTS contributes to IoT agriculture research

BCE Inc.’s Manitoba operation is giving the University of Manitoba half a million dollars to support an agriculture program, the company said Tuesday.

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VOIS misses deadline to rejoin CCTS

VOIS Inc. customers are left holding the bag after the Alberta-based company has failed to rejoin the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS), the ombudsman announced Tuesday.

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Connect to Innovate yields $4.4B ask

OTTAWA — Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada is currently sifting through nearly 900 applications to the Connect to Innovate program requesting more than $4.4 billion in funding, a House of Commons committee heard Tuesday.

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Joly ‘studying’ CRTC licence decision after criticism

Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly told a parliamentary committee Tuesday that she hasn’t yet decided whether to take any action regarding the CRTC’s May 15 licence renewal decision, following calls for the government to send it back to the commission.

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Judy Gladstone to head Documentary Organization of Canada

The Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) said in a press release Monday Judy Gladstone is taking over as its executive director.

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Privacy commish issues guidance on device searches at border

The search of personal electronic devices when crossing the Canada-U.S. border is an “extremely privacy intrusive procedure,” Daniel Therrien, the federal privacy commissioner, has told the House of Commons committee on public safety and national security.

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