"A picture is worth a thousand words, not $1000."
Canadians continue to express their outrage at the price-gouging and lack of choice in Canada’s cell phone market. Thousands of Canadians have taken action already, but we need your help…
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Woah! Take a look at these Internet speeds.
Woah! In Japan, some very fast Internet speeds (at 2Gbps download, 1Gbps upload) were just introduced. These speeds are so much faster than in Canada that our Internet operates at…
How CBC and others torque ratings by Robert Gerst
Columnist says CBC rankings in “Rank My Hospital” are fairy tale products of an elaborate con game and that statistical techniques were misused to manufacture phony findings while giving the…
Taking control of the second screen experience at CBC by John Moulding
Tessa Sproule, Director of Digital at CBC, wonders whether the jury is still out at CBC on how important second screen apps are.
Canadians demand choice in their local communities
Thank you to everyone who has helped spread the word about Canadians’ real experiences in our broken cell phone market and our citizen-powered action plan to fix it. Check out…
Rogers, you’ve left me with only quarters in my pocket!
Big Telecom insists Canadians’ high cell phone prices are a myth, yet we have seen and heard a very different story through your stories. Don’t let Big Telecom spin this…
WIPO Delegates Progressing On Once-Moribund Broadcasting Treaty by Catherine Saez
World Intellectual Property Organization discusses a Broadcasting Treaty to protect the rights of broadcasting organizations.
BBC Refuses to Pull Controversial North Korea Documentary by Stuart Kemp
The BBC says it will broadcast a documentary about North Korea after a war of words between the public broadcaster and the London School of Economics over the use of…
Globe and Mail: Why your cell phone bill will likely go up
Last week we heard that all three of our independent cell phone companies may be taken over by Big Telecom. If this happens, this will mean less choice for Canadians…
Cochrane | When the media is the target by David Cochrane
Columnist says that facts don’t change, regardless of how some politicians treat the journalists who cover them.
Cochrane | When the media is the target by David Cochrane
Columnist says that facts don’t change, regardless of how some politicians treat the journalists who cover them.
BBC Panorama programme on North Korea and LSESU Grimshaw Club
The LSE questions the journalistic ethics of the BBC, after misleading students and posing as members of the London School of Economics during a recent trip to North Korea.
Canada Revenue Agency offers deal to CBC to reveal tax cheats by Steve Ladurantaye
Columnist says the Canada Revenue Agency wants to cut a deal with the CBC that would allow the broadcaster to protect its secret sources, but also rat out tax cheats…
Mythbusting Big Telecom Talking Points
Check it out as wireless industry expert Peter Nowak takes another run at “debunking, yet again, another set of wireless myths” from Big Telecom about the Canadian cell phone market.…
Wind Mobile, Mobilicity & Public Mobile withdraw from CWTA for Big Telecom bias
Canada’s independent cell phone carriers have pulled out of the CWTA (the cell phone industry lobby group) because of a “consistent bias” for Rogers, Bell, and Telus – including the…
Feds to seek CBC list through courts
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea says Ottawa will use the courts to try and get the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to hand over leaked data naming people who have allegedly used…
Feds to seek CBC list through courts
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea says Ottawa will use the courts to try and get the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to hand over leaked data naming people who have allegedly used…
A new chapter for book channel? Bell Media seeks greater flexibility by Steve Ladurantaye
Columnist says Bell Media hopes to save Book Television by focusing less on shows about actual books, and more on dramas and comedies based on books.
A new chapter for book channel? Bell Media seeks greater flexibility by Steve Ladurantaye
Columnist says Bell Media hopes to save Book Television by focusing less on shows about actual books, and more on dramas and comedies based on books.
BBC Publishes Contract of New Director General to Improve Transparency by Georg Szalai
In a first, the U.K. public broadcaster details Tony Hall’s employment deal, which includes a shorter notice period.