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Ericsson agrees to pay over US$206 million after federal DPA violations

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U.S. prosecutors announced on Thursday that Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson has agreed to plead guilty and pay over US$206 million for breaching a 2019...

Technicity GTA 2023: Fireside chat – The role of print in digital transformation

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Despite the decades-old mantra that print is dead, we're still seeing plenty of hard copy in our lives. And it doesn't appear to be...

Microsoft Exchange Online recovering from outage worldwide

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Microsoft is investigating yet another worldwide outage, this time affecting Exchange Online, its cloud-based email service. The problems reportedly began around 1 PM UTC...

Rogers deepens partnership with Microsoft at MWC 2023

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On Monday, Rogers joined Microsoft at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to unveil the private preview of Azure Programmable Connectivity (APC), a solution for...

Nokia shares updated strategy and new logo at MWC 2023

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On Sunday, Nokia unveiled an updated company and technology strategy, as well as a “brand refresh” at Mobile World Congress 2023 in Barcelona. “Today we...

MPs summon execs to explain the censoring of news content by Google in Canada

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Today, the House of Commons Heritage Committee agreed to summon Google executives to testify in a two hour meeting on Monday Mar. 6 regarding...

Coffee Briefing Feb. 28 – Hybrid work no longer just a perk: Cisco; DecisioningIT supports integration with Equifax; Telesat opens applications for women in...

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Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...

CRTC puts off-tariff agreements under scrutiny again

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TekSavvy’s application to the CRTC to address issues of undue preference arising from off-tariff agreements (OTAs) stirred up a hornet’s nest, with interventions pouring...
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