Rogers offering some $60/100GB win-back offer
It looks like carriers are out with crazy win-back deals once again. MobileSyrup’s own head of creative, Brad Bennett, received a call from Rogers…
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Rogers’ CEO Tony Staffieri says butt dial never happened
Tony Staffieri is the CEO of Rogers, one of the largest telecom companies in Canada.
But according to reporting from the Toronto Star, many people see…
Rogers reports wireless subscriber, revenue growth in Q4 results
Rogers’ Q4 financial results show growth in its wireless and service sectors, leading to $4.1 billion in total revenue.
Revenue on the wireless front…
MPs question how Rogers picked Vidéotron as fourth competitor
The Rogers-Shaw and Vidéotron-Freedom Mobile mergers are close to gaining full approval, but questions still exist.
Concerns were displayed at the House…
TekSavvy says Rogers, Vidéotron wholesale deal violates Telecommunications Act
TekSavvy wants the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to investigate wholesale arrangements between Rogers and…
Rogers says Competition Bureau’s appeal based on ‘collateral attacks,’ calls for…
Rogers, Shaw, and Vidéotron are asking the court to dismiss an appeal from the Competition Bureau.
The four parties will face the Federal Court of…
How Rogers tackles network energy consumption without sacrificing performance
As mobile network usage increases, so does energy consumption. In addition, if 5G, the latest generation of cellular technology, is deployed in the same…
Rogers and Shaw to head to Federal Court of Appeal [Dec.31-Jan 6]
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New year, more Rogers and Shaw merger developments. The latest stems from the Competition…
Here’s what’s next in the Rogers and Shaw saga
Rogers’ first round of approval for its $26 billion merger with Shaw received little pushback.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications…
Oral arguments from Rogers, Shaw and Vidéotron conclude tribunal hearing
Lawyers representing the Competition Bureau, Rogers, Shaw, and Vidéotron, made their final oral arguments on Rogers’ $26 billion takeover of Shaw this…