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Cogeco CEO open to eventual expansion of business, heralds AI use

Cogeco CEO open to eventual expansion of business, heralds AI use
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Technological change in broadcast, telecom worrisome to Unifor's Lana Payne

Technological change in broadcast, telecom worrisome to Unifor’s Lana Payne
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Political strife, production cuts challenge independent producers: CMPA head

Political strife, production cuts challenge independent producers: CMPA head
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Broadcast
OUTtv moves from bankruptcy to goal of being global powerhouse

OUTtv moves from bankruptcy to goal of being global powerhouse
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Broadcast
Federal government bans WeChat and Kaspersky apps from devices

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Call for submissions: Wire Report launching weekly opinion section

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CRTC Chairperson and CEO Vicky Eatrides poses for a portrait at the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission office in Gatineau on Oct. 17, 2024. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Telecom affordability, broadcast revision key to CRTC mandate: Eatrides
By Paul Park
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Jeanette Irekvist, president of Ericsson Canada

Ericsson proud of research and development facilities in Canada
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Philippe Dufresne, Canadian Privacy Commissioner

Two years in, balancing change and privacy the main task for Philippe Dufresne
By Paul Park
People
Samer Bishay

Iristel blossoms from Montreal apartment to national carrier
By Paul Park
News
SaskTel moving ahead on connectivity and sustainability, says CEO Charlene Gavel

SaskTel moving ahead on connectivity and sustainability, says CEO Charlene Gavel
By Paul Park
News
Since it first helped a community in Hawaii develop its own network following one of its yearly summits several years ago, the Indigenous Connectivity Institute (ICI) has been putting on bootcamps and workshops in Indigenous communities as part of its efforts to bridge the digital divide.

Rural, remote communities training local workers to help bridge digital divide
By Hannah Daley

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