Tim Foran

In an unusual move, Canada

Canada is likely to see the introduction of two more national wireless carriers when additional PCS spectrum...

One of the ironic twists provided by the Internet revolution has been the growing use of paper...

It is an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary improvement for Tivoli's new NetView 6.0 network monitoring and...

Cell phones that send and retreive e-mail. PDAs that link up to a corporate intranet through a virtual private network. A lap top that hooks up to the Internet using a cell phone as a modem.

They called it The National Dream. But to many it was more than a mere vision, it was a necessity for the young nation of Canada to connect itself. And in 1885, the government-commissioned company, Canadian Pacific finally drove the last spike at Craigellachie, B.C., completing the first railway to cross the country.

A growing trend in international cities to build their own fibre optic networks may spell the end of the current race between carriers to get their own fibre conduits into the ground.

A digital echo. That