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Vol 2, #6, February 9, 2010 |
multi-year traffic agreement with Yahoo!
Employers and advertisers expected to benefit from enhanced features
Monster Worldwide, Inc. announced on Friday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of Yahoo! HotJobs, a leading online recruitment website, from Yahoo! for $225 million in cash. Monster and Yahoo! have also entered into a three year commercial traffic agreement...
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The new agreement is expected to benefit
both advertisers and employers.
Lets clients easily bank on the go
CIBC recently announced its CIBC Mobile Banking App is available from the App Store, offering greater flexibility and choice for CIBC clients to bank on the go by becoming the first major bank in Canada to offer a mobile...
Read MoreOffers country's fastest internet service
Speed matters. Canadians want – and need – more access to broadband Internet at faster speeds than ever before. The ever-growing popularity of Internet services including video and audio downloading, sharing...
Read More Social media community unites
Toronto 's social media communities used the power of their Twitter streams to organize HaiHaiTO, a volunteer-run fundraising party in support of the Canadian Red Cross relief efforts in Haiti. HaiHaiTO takes place on Thursday, February 11 from 7 p.m. at the Courthouse, located at 57 Adelaide Street East in Toronto. Speakers from Pierspective Entraide Humanitaire, Toronto Haiti Action Committee, and Canadian Red Cross Disaster Management team...
Read More The world needs more mobile bandwidth, study
Video driving need for increased capacity
Allot Communications Ltd., a leader in IP service optimization and revenue generation solutions based on Dynamic Actionable Recognition Technology (DART), announced today that its Allot MobileTrends: Global Mobile Broadband Traffic Report indicates that worldwide mobile data bandwidth usage has increased significantly by approximately 72% during the second half of 2009. Over-the-top applications such as YouTube and Skype are driving this continued momentum in...Read More
electricity.ca sheds light on industry
Resource site for everything electricity
The Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) launched its new domain name electricity.ca. Designed with the information needs of many audiences and stakeholder groups in mind, the site has portals that will assist customers, the media, policy makers and students and teachers find the information they are looking for with as few clicks as possible. "CEA is committed to electricity.ca being the 'go to' site for all things related to electricity in Canada. We function as a...Read More
NSK launches new Canadian website
XM Canada now on Facebook with live streaming
Operators could slash mobile data costs, report
CanTalk first to sell domains using retail cards
Never be surprised by the weather again
Navigation is now made easy
TELUS brings Canada's first e-Claims solution
Hot Olympic app rockets to #3 in top paid apps
Online tool encourages market transparency
Upcoming events