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src: »www.shaw.ca/uploadedFile ··· r20.pdf The Extreme Internet service was up to 15mbps download and up to 1mbps upload speed. The new levels for Extreme Speed are up to 25mbps download and up to 2.5mbps upload No change in pricing. New Customers – Beginning today (April 20th) all new Extreme customers will be provisioned at the new service level. Existing Customers – It may take up to 30 days to reprovision all existing Extreme customers to the new service levels. We will work on this as quickly as possible so that all customers can enjoy the new speeds!The CRTC (Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission), Canada's national broadcasting regulator has given Calgary-based Shaw Communications the "Green light" on acquiring Hamilton, Ontario-based Mountain CableVision. This marked a milestone since the 2000 swap between the assets of Rogers in the west and the former Shaw assets in the east. Shaw's competitor, Rogers had filed a lawsuit back in September 2009 complaining that the purchase of Mountain CableVision violates the agreement that was set back in the early 2000s. The courts later quashed the lawsuit and Shaw was given the "Go-Ahead" on buying Mountain CableVision. Shaw gets OK to buy Mountain CableVisionDigital Services are the fastest growing areas of Shaw's business ... more ... Full Story...As Shaw Digital Phone nears nine months of operation since the first market launch in Calgary, the service continues to win over customers and grow across Western Canada. Each day, more than 1,000,000 calls are processed on the Shaw Digital Phone network. »www.ccnmatthews.com/news ··· r=567053Shaw Communications is accelerating its plans to push into the telephone market, which got off to a strong start earlier this year in the key cities of Calgary and Edmonton, chairman J.R. Shaw told analysts Friday. Read More HereShaw Communications Inc. reported a jump of almost 75 per cent in third-quarter profit Thursday to $43.3 million, up from $24.8 million for the same period a year ago. The results translated into earnings of 16 cents a share, compared with six cents a share in 2004 Read More HereComing Soon! Introducing Shaw Digital Phone - a new home phone service designed to make your life easier. All you need is the phone you have right now - you don't need a computer or an Internet connection. If you're a current Shaw customer, Shaw Digital Phone is available for $55 per month when bundled with additional services like Cable, Digital TV or High-Speed Internet. But you don't need to subscribe to any Shaw services to sign up for Shaw Digital Phone. Shaw Digital Phone is also available for the stand-alone price of $65 per month. Read More HereShaw Cablesystems has chosen Nortel Networks Corp. network infrastructure as part of the Calgary-based cable operator's plans to expand the multimedia capabilities of its residential broadband services in Western Canada. Read More HereCanadian ISP to Offer Anti-Virus and Security Services to Its High- Speed Internet Users Under "Shaw Secure" Brand. F-Secure(R) Corporation (HEX:FSC), a leading provider of antivirus and security software, announced today that it has been selected by Shaw Communications, Inc. (NYSE:SJR) to provide Shaw's High-Speed Internet Service customers with fully managed antivirus, firewall, parental control, spam control, pop-up blocker and anti-spyware services that can be purchased as a monthly service subscription. Read More HereWill be added only after company starts Internet-based phone service next year Shaw Communications Inc. will consider adding cellular phones to its product lineup only after it starts an Internet-based telephone service next year, chief executive officer Jim Shaw said yesterday. When the company does include cellphone service in product bundles, it will likely be a rebranded "white label" product from Bell Canada or Rogers Communications Inc., Mr. Shaw added .. Continued here ...Forum BlogOwner controls Archives
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