- Tue Jan 20 2004 Yahoo bundles up with Canadian cable giant
The Web giant announces that its Web services will be bundled with high-speed Internet service from Rogers Cable, a Canadian company.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Fri Feb 5 1999 Short Take: Rogers to sell @Home stock
Rogers Cablesystems, one of the largest cable television operators in Canada, has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to sell $58 million in @Home stock. Rogers, one of 18 cable partners in the @Home cable modem service, plans to sell 490,944 shares. The company, with an @Home penetration rate of about 6 percent, plans to use the profits to "drive penetration as quickly as possible," a spokesman said.
Posted by Corey Grice
- Tue Jul 13 2004 Yahoo hitches onto Rogers for broadband
The deal is meant to give the Web portal a foothold into broadband markets and revenue from subscriptions.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Mon Jun 27 2005 Tom Rogers named new CEO of TiVo
Former Primedia CEO and TiVo board member will succeed company co-founder Mike Ramsay on July 1.
Posted by Michael Singer
- Mon Apr 30 2001 Cable giants back home security
Home security company @Security Broadband received a $45 million second round of funding from large cable-related investors. Charter Communications, a company owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, Comcast, Cox Communications, Cablevision Systems, and Rogers Communications are some of the investors that have contributed a total of $59 million to the company. The Austin, Texas-based company will use the proceeds to further develop its Web-based home security system. The system allows customers and alarm companies to use a PC to view activity and sounds at a residence via cable modems, DSL or wireless connections.
Posted by Dawn Kawamoto
- Mon Jan 26 2004 AOL's unrequited cable love
An unfulfilled Comcast deal highlights the problems facing Web companies that are eager to bundle their services with powerful broadband providers.
Posted by Jim Hu
- Thu Nov 20 1997 Cable modems fight for lead
The cable television industry, now a more than $30 billion per year business, never has been known for its subtlety.
Posted by Jeff Pelline
- Thu Mar 18 1999 @Home partners with Canadian cable firm
In another move north of the border, the Net-over-cable service signs a deal for high-speed Internet access with Canadian cable operator Videon CableSystems.
Posted by Corey Grice
- Tue Dec 2 1997 Cable access to reach six figures
More than 110,000 customers in North America will get high-speed cable Net access by year's end, a new study says.
Posted by Jeff Pelline
- Wed Apr 17 2002 Cable companies move to tiered pricing
Customers complaining of poky Net access speeds are getting good and bad news. The good: Sure, the cable companies can improve speed. The bad: Customers will have to pay more for it.
Posted by Tiffany Kary
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