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Ernst and Young recognizes entrepreneurial communications icon in Ontario
Ted Rogers receives the 2008 Ontario Lifetime Achievement Award TORONTO, July 3 /CNW/ - Ted Rogers has spent more than half a century building on his entrepreneurial spirit to revolutionize the Canadian ...
Apple's iPhone may have poisonous bite for consumers with its high rate plans
Apple's iPhone may have a poisonous bite for Canadian consumers who want the much-desired touchscreen phone when it finally goes on sale later this month.
Financial ratings wrap-up: Rogers, Ericsson, Syniverse and more
The following list includes ratings changes and financial information for wireless companies announced this week by investment-banking and financial-services firms.
Petition launched to protest Rogers iPhone rates
A Canadian online petition has been launched to protest the rate plans offered by Rogers Communications Inc.
iPhone News Reader - Monday, June 30, 2008
Canadian iPhone 3G Service Plans Require 3-Year Contract Rogers Announces iPhone 3G Voice and Data Packages Cheapest Canadian iPhone Plan Starts At $60 Rogers iPhone: Get a second mortgage Customers groan as ...
Rogers Communications Inc. announced pricing plans Friday for Apple Inc.'s 3G iPhone, a multimedia-rich device set to hit Canadian stores on July 11.
Rogers Sets Second Quarter 2008 Investment Community Teleconference for July 29, 2008
Rogers Communications Inc. plans to release its second quarter 2008 financial results before North American markets open the morning of July 29, 2008.
Canadian iPhone users "unlikely" to get big price break
A new price model for data service set to be unveiled by Rogers Communications Inc.
iPhones to cost $90 a month in Canada, Web site claims
Details of how much Apple Inc.'s next-generation iPhone will cost Canadians each month when the device goes on sale July 11 have been leaked on the Internet, a Web site claims.
Rogers Communications Plans to Switch to New Price Model for Data Services
Rogers Communications Inc. , Canada's biggest mobile-phone carrier, plans to switch to a new price model for data services as it prepares to bring Apple Inc.'s latest iPhone to the country next month.
The future is wireless, Rogers tells telecom summit
The sixth annual Canadian Telecom Summit kicked off on Monday with Rogers Communications stressing that the future of the industry would be all about wireless.
If Weird Al Yankovic released a hokey broadband-inspired knockoff of a Steppenwolf classic , it might start off something like this: Get your meter running, on the info super highway.
Bidding tops $3.6 billion in Canada's wireless spectrum auction
More than $3.6 billion had been bid so far in an auction of spectrum licences that's expected to bring more competition and consumer choice to the domestic cellphone market.
Canada getting iPhone on July 11
When Apple Inc.'s iPhone makes its long-awaited debut in Canada on July 11, it will be the new and improved version.
Rogers and Apple to Bring iPhone 3G to Canada on July 11
Rogers Communications and Apple today announced that the highly anticipated iPhone 3G will be available in Canada on July 11.
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Canadian AWS Auction: Surprising Prices
Canada is in the process of auctioning off 105 Megahertz of Advanced Wireless Services spectrum, including 40 MHz of AWS spectrum for new entrants and another 65 MHz of spectrum open to any bidder.
Moody's upgrades outlook on $5 billion of Rogers debt to 'positive'
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iPhone will 'boost' Canada's wireless market
Rogers Communications likely to offer up a flat-rate unlimited data plan to customers, Brian Jackson, ITBusiness.ca When Rogers Communications makes the Apple iPhone available in Canada later this year, the ...
Initial wireless spectrum auction bids hit $560M
Industry Canada's wireless spectrum auction kicked off yesterday with two rounds of bidding completed and a little dramatic twist added for good measure.
More cell competition can't come soon enough
Wireless is dominated by three players Rogers Communications Inc., Bell Canada Inc.