British Prime Minister Dismissive of BBC Strike
David Cameron says there were no grounds for a strike by BBC journalists because the corporation remains well-funded after a license-fee deal in 2010.
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British Prime Minister Dismissive of BBC Strike
David Cameron says there were no grounds for a strike by BBC journalists because the corporation remains well-funded after a license-fee deal in 2010.
BBC Changes Monday Morning Programming Schedule Amid Journalists’ Strike by Georg Szalai
Other programming replaces flagship TV morning show “Breakfast” after a union of journalists calls for a 24-hour protest against job cuts.
BBC Changes Monday Morning Programming Schedule Amid Journalists’ Strike by Georg Szalai
Other programming replaces flagship TV morning show “Breakfast” after a union of journalists calls for a 24-hour protest against job cuts.
A wireless code is nice, but more competition would be even better Barrie McKenna
Columnist says the CRTC should dismantle the foreign ownership restrictions that keep the industry in too few Canadian hands and ban outsiders from controlling telecoms.
Bell Mobility told to estimate costs of shorter phone deals
Columnist says that while consumers complain about being handcuffed to long-term cellphone contracts, CRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais has told Bell Mobility to estimate the cost of reintroducing one- and two-year…
Bell Mobility told to estimate costs of shorter phone deals
Columnist says that while consumers complain about being handcuffed to long-term cellphone contracts, CRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais has told Bell Mobility to estimate the cost of reintroducing one- and two-year…
CRTC pays fact-finding visit to company used by Tories in Saskatchewan robocalls by Steven Chase
Canada’s telecom regulator paid a to the Edmonton offices of RackNine Inc., a voice-broadcasting company used by the Conservative Party to deploy a robocall poll opposing changes to Saskatchewan riding…
CRTC pays fact-finding visit to company used by Tories in Saskatchewan robocalls by Steven Chase
Canada’s telecom regulator paid a to the Edmonton offices of RackNine Inc., a voice-broadcasting company used by the Conservative Party to deploy a robocall poll opposing changes to Saskatchewan riding…
Incoming BBC Boss Unveils First Personnel Decisions by Georg Szalai
Tony Hall expands Tim Davie’s role as head of BBC Worldwide and names BBC News director Helen Boaden as head of BBC Radio.
Conservative MP takes aim at CBC
Conservative MP Brent Rathgeber’s Private Members’ bill to impose new disclosure requirements on the CBC/SRC is up for debate in the House of Commons.
Conservative MP takes aim at CBC
Conservative MP Brent Rathgeber’s Private Members’ bill to impose new disclosure requirements on the CBC/SRC is up for debate in the House of Commons.
Bill to open CBC books a ‘solution in search of a problem:’ Opposition by Jessica Hume
The official opposition says a private member’s bill aimed at prying open the CBC’s books is hypocritical and represents an ideological attack on the public broadcaster.
Bill to open CBC books a ‘solution in search of a problem:’ Opposition by Jessica Hume
The official opposition says a private member’s bill aimed at prying open the CBC’s books is hypocritical and represents an ideological attack on the public broadcaster.
Three-year contracts must go, CRTC told by Steve Rennie
Representatives of three consumer groups urged the regulator to do away with three-year terms in favour of capping contracts at two years.
Three-year contracts must go, CRTC told by Steve Rennie
Representatives of three consumer groups urged the regulator to do away with three-year terms in favour of capping contracts at two years.
CRTC to hear consumers on hot-button issues like roaming, 3-year contracts, handsets by LuAnn LaSalle
The CRTC is aiming for a set of national standards for the content and clarity of cellphone contracts.
House essay: New rules for robocalls? by Evan Solomon
Evan Solomon, host of CBC Radio’s The House, reflects on the rules surrounding robocalls, as heard in his weekly radio essay on Feb. 9, 2013.
CBC’s Peter Mansbridge coulda bin a contender by Rick Salutin
Veteran anchor says the mission CBC news anchor Peter Mansbridge signed up for has been abandoned.