BCE Inc. may have won an important ruling yesterday on how it controls its Internet services, but the debate over Canada’s role in managing its part of the World Wide Web has just begun.
Nokia Corp. may hold the lion’s share of global cellphone sales, but in North America it’s got some distance to travel.
It’s a mantra often repeated by Canada’s new wireless entrants - how low can you go?
Making a case at regulatory hearings is a "better way" to get relaxed rules for cable companies than cable baron Jim Shaw's approach of writing a letter to the Prime Minister denouncing the federal communications regulator, Ted Rogers, the chief executive of Rogers Communications Inc., said yesterday. Read More
As news hit that the popular but data-heavy iPhone device will soon be available in Canada, Rogers Communications Inc. executives hinted that the company's notoriously high wireless data rates may be lowered to drive sales of the smartphone. Read More
The attempted heist of the company behind Grand Theft Auto IV may be more than Electronic Arts Inc. had bargained for. Read More
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