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Wind Mobile has confirmed it’s dropping out of Tuesday’s wireless spectrum auction, leaving just 10 bidders to vie for the licenses to operate within...

Federal government to set rules on domestic roaming rates

Candice So - December 18, 2013

The federal government is introducing new legislation to cap domestic wireless roaming rates, responding to allegations that the Big Three – Rogers Communications Inc.,...

Groupon class action lawsuit ends in $500,000 settlement

Candice So - December 2, 2013

Canadians using Groupon prior to March 8 were sent notice that the $500,000 settlement approval for the class action lawsuit against Groupon Inc. has...

Dentons kicks off program for startups’ legal needs

Candice So - November 21, 2013

Multinational law firm Dentons is launching a startup program in Canada, helping tech startups incorporate and advising them on all things legal in their...

Class action against Microsoft for overcharging can go ahead, Supreme Court of Canada rules

Brian Jackson - November 1, 2013

Canadian businesses and consumers who indirectly purchased Microsoft's operating systems and other software can now take part in a class action lawsuit alleging the...

CWTA launches blacklist of lost or stolen wireless devices

Candice So - October 1, 2013

The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) has built a database reporting the unique numbers on stolen mobile devices, aimed at making smartphones a less...

Two paths to prepare for CASL: Express and implied consent

Candice So - September 30, 2013

With the enactment of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) around the corner, it's hard to know what kind of message your business is allowed...

Business Software Alliance settles with Quebec company over software licence dispute

Candice So - September 25, 2013

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has settled out-of-court with a Quebec company, reaching a settlement over litigation for copyright infringement. In an press release dated...

Federal government cracks down on ‘zapper’ sales suppression software

Brian Jackson - September 11, 2013

Canadian businesses that use, possess, or acquire electronic sales suppression (ESS) software or devices will now face penalties of up to $50,000 per infraction...

Facebook rewording policies on how it uses members’ data for ads

Candice So - August 29, 2013

Facebook Inc. is rewording two key documents that are essential to its service, putting the changes up for review and asking for feedback for...

Manitoba town launches Bizpal for local entrepreneurs

Candice So - July 22, 2013

Businesses in Pinawa, Man. can now begin taking advantage of Bizpal, an online business permit and license service that helps startup founders cut down...

Elite Email adds mobile tool for marketers ahead of CASL

Candice So - July 3, 2013

Canadian marketing company Elite Email Inc. has released a new mobile tool that aims to help businesses build a customer base – and keep...

Bitmaker Labs resumes classes, avoids regulation

Brian Jackson - June 30, 2013

A Toronto-based coding school is resuming classes after shutting down operations early last week due to legal risks posed by an investigation by the...

MaRS portal could be forerunner for equity-based crowdfunding

Candice So - June 25, 2013

MaRS has gotten the green light from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) to start an online portal that will connect accredited investors and startups...

Bitmaker Labs shuts down, under investigation for running ‘unregistered college’

Brian Jackson - June 24, 2013

Editor's note: Story updated at 8:30 PM with comment from the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities. A Toronto-based Web developer "boot camp" that charged...

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