Rogers Communication News

As Canada's cable-broadcast wars reach a dramatic climax, the country's broadcast regulator has become the feature attraction.

Matt Hartley returns at 9 a.m. on Wednesday for Day 3 of the CRTC hearings into whether web traffic patterns should be regulated.

During the past several months, Bell Canada and Rogers Communications have been battling it out in the media over which company offers the best internet service to Ontarians.

FP reporters Matt Hartley and Jamie Sturgeon are back on Tuesday with live coverage of Day 2 of the CRTC hearings into whether ISPs such as Bell Canada Inc.

How Internet service providers deal with thousands of customers using their networks will come under scrutiny by the CRTC starting this week with public hearings on their policies to manage or shape the flow of user traffic.

Just in case you missed it, AT&T tried to charge MythBusters star Adam Savage $11,000 for a recent trip to Canada for roaming.

A thread on the Financial Webring discussion forum asks " How safe is BCE's Dividend ?" One poster said the dividend on the common stock, now yielding 6.4%, was getting too "yummy" and possibly signaling trouble ahead.

BCE Inc.a s Bell Canada and Telus Corp. have negotiated with Apple Inc. to carry the iPhone, challenging Rogers Communications Inc.

Canada's three biggest wireless companies have long been intensely critical of Ottawa's efforts to boost competition in the sector, but now they're saying there is evidence suggesting the federal government's actions may have actually harmed the industry and its subscribers.

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Rogers today applauded the efforts of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage on the release of its report on The Evolution of the Canadian Television Industry.

During a panel discussion on net neutrality yesterday at the Toronto Congress Centre, Sandvine's chief executive officer, Dave Caputo, explained why an unmanaged Internet is not neutral.

SIMON AVERY TORONTO - Thursday, Jun. 18, 2009 03:51AM EDT E ven before three new wireless companies launch their Canadian operations, one of them is warning that they won't all make it as they tackle the industry's established giants.

Twitter Rogers sets sights on corporate market By: Greg Meckbach - Network World Canada A At the Canadian Telecom Summit, VP Terry Canning said Rogers Business Solutions wants to sell access services to large firms in by partnering with global telecom carriers.

Jennifer Lynch, chief commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, gave a speech on Monday at the Canadian Association of Statutory Human Rights Agencies 2009 Annual Conference.

Twitter How competitive is Canada in broadband? By: Howard Solomon - Network World Canada A The head of Rogers Communications told a telecom conference we should be proud of what wireless carriers deliver, but an executive of a new entrant says we're moving in the wrong direction Canadian carriers and providers shouldn't be defensive about the ...

Newly appointed Rogers CEO Nadir Mohamed speaks to Post reporter Jamie Sturgeon at the Rogers Communications Inc.

June 10, 2009 05:05 PM - A joint effort by Enersource and Rogers Communications Inc.

Canada's three biggest wireless carriers are set to jointly announce a new service that allows subscribers to use their mobile devices to send money back-and-forth as easily as they swap text messages - a tentative first step into the realm of mobile commerce.

Rogers Communications Inc. has let go the publishers of Canadian Business and Flare and put their magazines under the direction of the two executives that head Maclean's and Chatelaine.