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Comments on news posted 2005-12-27 10:19:07: The Globe and Mail explores the same rush by telcos in Canada to get into the video-market, as cable providers have quickly moved to offer VoIP service. ..

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xboxerxbox

join:2004-06-30
Flushing, NY
And Bell is the same there as it is here in the US

If it is and I think it is than they will just be announcing a lot of things to get attention and never deliever on their promises.

vanDSLuser
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join:2004-07-28
West Vancouver, BC
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Re: And Bell is the same there as it is here in th

Out west, we have Telus offering a limited (read: less than 1000 houses) deployment of IPTV but.... no HDTV. Unless the telco's can get some serious bandwidth through their wires to deliver HDTV, they will only be able to capture a shrinking portion of the tv market. Once they can deliver HD and onDemand, it's an even ball game and hopefully we'll see price wars like the gas price wars of times apast and great value being delivered to the consumer!


DreamCarr
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Sasktel

Here in saskatchewan, Sasktel has been deploying and improving on thier IPTV service for the last 2-3 years!
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Devanchya
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·Bell Sympatico

Is it worth moving to Saskatchewan for IPTV? It's a beatiful land and all, and well Corner Gas makes it look beautiful.

But man, Regina just depressed me when I was there for a few months.
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mlerner
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join:2000-11-25
Nepean, ON
IPTV already available

Actually, Bell has started to deploy a product similar to IPTV but it's not the final product that will be rolled out with Microsoft.

JimmySask

join:2004-06-24
Regina, SK

reply to DreamCarr
Re: Sasktel

I know, works great. On-demand is there and working, with content slowly growing, and HDTV is out sometime next year.
I think most telcos realize that extra bandwidth is needed, but are being quiet about deploying the infrastructure to do it. SaskTel is doing fine with ADSL for the moment, but upgrades are quietly in progress. MTS used VDSL for their service, doing things through a staggered release as the areas were upgraded to offer the bandwidth.
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