Many consumers rely on specifications such as pixel counts or carats to make purchase decisions without fully understanding what they represent or how useful they will be, suggests a new study that will appear in …

Today we’re pleased to announce that Muchmor Canada Magazine, came runner up (2nd) in our category “Places & Events” at The 2nd Annual Open Web Awards.  The awards are a multilingual, international online voting competition that covers major innovations …

Small internet service providers have won a victory that will enable them to offer the same speeds as big phone companies.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) issued a decision ordering Canada’s big phone companies, …

Canadians who spend more time than others on the internet may spend more time alone, but the wide array of social tools available online means these people are far from isolated, according to a Statistics …

Internet shopping in Canada grew by more than 61 per cent in just two years, according to a new report from StatsCan.

The latest report shows Canadians placed $12.8 billion worth of orders in 2007 — …

High-speed internet service will soon be available to all Prince Edward Islanders. Large rural areas of the province currently rely on dial-up service, but on Wednesday the province announced it will be entering into an $8.2-million …

Forty-three Canadian companies are among this year’s 500 fastest-growing technology companies in North America, down significantly from five years ago because of the country’s “crisis in venture capital,” according to Deloitte.

The highest-scoring Canadian firm on …

A Conservative government would allocate up to $500 million by 2016 to extend Canada’s broadband network into unserved rural and remote areas, party leader Stephen Harper announced. However, the private sector and other levels of government …