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| Providers News: Rogers appears before CRTC in opposition to fee-for-carriage |
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on Monday, November 16, 2009 - 06:43 PM |
Rogers today appeared before the CRTC to argue against the imposition of a TV tax. The Commission has reviewed the issue twice before at hearings in 2006 and 2008 and rejected the proposal.
The Rogers panel which included President and CEO, Nadir Mohamed, Vice Chair, Phil Lind and Rogers Media President, Tony Viner, stated in its opening address "that Canada's conventional television sector is not in a state of crisis" and its business model is not broken. The company went on to argue that there is no rationale whatsoever for the proposed payment which would amount to a bailout for the TV networks.
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| Sports Programming: Sports for Every Fan - Watch it, Live it, Love it with Rogers |
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on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 - 04:16 PM |
Rogers Cable today announced the addition of more sporting events to its Sports Theme Pak with the launch of the Big Ten Network available in High Definition (HD) and Standard Definition (SD). Now available in free preview until January 14, 2010, the Big Ten Network offers unparalleled coverage of the Big Ten Conference with hundreds of live college sports events, offering approximately 35 football games; 105 regular season men's basketball games; and 55 women's basketball games each year.(1) The Big Ten Network joins Raptors NBA TV, Leafs TV, CBS College Sports, ESPN Classics Canada and The Golf Channel as some of the channels included in the Sports Theme Pak which also offers HD customers up to four additional HD channels at no additional cost.
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| Programming Highlights: Get all of Saturday's UFC(R) action with Rogers On Demand |
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on Saturday, April 18, 2009 - 11:22 AM |
Rogers Cable Communications Inc. announced earlier this week the launch of UFC(R) On Demand to digital cable customers in Ontario, New Brunswick and Newfoundland. As part of its commitment to bring the most sports to its customers, Rogers is expanding the availability of UFC beyond single Pay-Per-View events, to a more robust library of content featuring a mix of free and a la carte programming including fights within 48 hours of airing live.
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