Canada's TV regulator on Friday eased the access of U.S. border stations to the Canadian TV ad market by exempting a domestic satellite TV operator from a requirement to delete select American shows.
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Canadian direct-to-home satellite outfit Bell ExpressVu is boosting its interactive TV offerings by launching the country's first iTV game service as well as a new interactive trivia challenge.
The federal broadcast regulator put Bell ExpressVu on a permanent watch Tuesday to make sure the company does not break more rules by airing unacceptable adult content. The Canadian Radio-television ...
Bell ExpressVu LP is suing a group of grey and black market satellite television dealers for $45-million, the latest legal skirmish between Canada's licensed TV distributors and a combative group of ...
Bell ExpressVu customers can now get more up-close and personal with Bell Making the Cut on Wednesday nights through a number of new interactive features. Viewers can use their remote to answer trivia ...
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Oct 29, 2012) - Today, the Honourable Lisa Raitt, Canada''s Labour Minister, congratulated Bell ExpressVu LP and the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of ...
BANFF NEWS – Canada's Bell ExpressVu is looking to maintain its dominant position as the largest satellite channel provider in the country, after adding 26 new channels to its existing 300 channel ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Bell ExpressVu, a division of Bell Canada that sells digital television services in Canada, has ...
Casino and Gaming Television, the first 24/7 gambling network, is launching in Canada via Bell ExpressVu in May and will act as a test for the Los Angeles-based specialty prior to its U.S.
Bell Canada Inc. has been illegally charging ExpressVu television customers a monthly late fee, an Ontario court has ruled in a case that has implications for other service providers. In a ruling ...
Quebec cable company Videotron is suing Bell ExpressVu for $374.2 million, accusing the Bell Canada subsidiary of not doing enough to protect its digital satellite delivery system from piracy. "The ...
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